Title: GENERAL AWARENESS TRAINING Train the Trainer
1GENERAL AWARENESS TRAININGTrain the Trainer
Environmental Management System
- Meeting the Requirements of
- ISO 14001
2Training Objective
- Training Employees on the elements of your
Environmental Management System (EMS)
The following slides were put together to cover
the necessary topics to ensure employee awareness
of the EMS. Once your system is put into place
a tailor made presentation similar to this one
must be developed
3Training Topics
- What is an EMS and what are the Benefits
- Understanding Roles, Responsibilities and
Commitments
4EMS Trends
1970s-1980s
1990-1995
1995-2005
Compliance/ Performance /Prevention/ Sustainable
Reactive Proactive Development End-of-Pipe Per
formance and Prevention ISO 14000 Control ISO
9000 Quality Approach Certification Developing o
f EMS Corporate Further EMS Integration of EH
S Integration Quality EMS Ethic Functionally
Isolated into Business Throughout
Organization Focused as
Increased recognition Quality in EMS
Cost of Doing Business of cost/benefit
of performance recognized EMS overall Costs
measured as indicators of business
sustainability
5An Effective Management System The Foundation
for Continuous Improvement Maintains the gains
-Management of Knowledge -Protects Institutional
Memory
Performance Objectives, Targets and Results
Management System
6EMS Within A Sustainability Management Plan
Pollution Prevention Program
Sustainability Management Plan
Environmental Management System
Product Stewardship Program
7What is an EMS
- An Environmental Management System
- Is everything that is done to manage and measure
our Companys effects on the environment and
worker health and safety - Involves the environment in all decisions
- It is a goal of an EMS to keep track of
environmental performance, and improve it, if
possible
8WHAT IS IT ?
EMS
Plan
Do
Management
System
Check
Act
Improve
9 ISO 14001 Elements
EMS Policy
Management Review
Planning
Implementation and Operations
Checking and Corrective Action
10ISO 14001 Elements
Policy Top Management Commitment (1)
Planning Key Environmental Issues (3)
- Environmental Aspects
- Legal and other requirements
- Improvement Programmes (4)
- Objectives and targets
- management programs
Management Review Reporting (9)
Checking and Corrective Action Evaluation (8)
Implementation and Operations
11Mgmt. System Elements Planning Process Key
Environmental Issues
DetermineSignificantEnvtlImpacts
Identify Activities, Products Services (APS)
IdentifyEnvtl Aspects of (APS)
Determine Legal Performance other Requirements
- Constructural - Corporate - Voluntary
DevelopEMSManagementPlan (EMS MP)
EstablishObjectives Targets
ReviewPolicyCommitments
12ISO 14001 Elements
EMS Policy Top Management Commitment
Planning Key Environmental Issues
Management Review Reporting (9)
Implementation and Operations
- Structure and responsibility
- EMS DEPT(2)
- Training, and awareness (5)
- Communication
- Documentation
- Document control (10)
- Operational control (6)
- Emergency preparedness and response, Incidents
Crisis Comm. (7)
Checking and Corrective Action Evaluation(8)
13Implementation - Operations Elements
Organization Accountability
Awareness, Skills Development and Communications
Control Procedures
EMS Documentation
Training, Awareness and Competence
Document Control
Structure/ Responsibility
Operational Controls
Communication
Emergency Preparedness and Response
14ISO 14001 Elements
EMS Policy
Management Review
Planning
Checking and Corrective Action
Implementation and Operations
- Monitoring and measurement
- Non conformance and corrective and preventive
action - Records(10)
- 1(EMS audit
15Checking and Corrective Action Elements
Data Collection
Monitoring andMeasurement
Non Conformance Corrective Preventive Action
Records
EMS Audit
16ISO 14001 Elements
EMS Policy
Management Review
Planning
Review EMS to ensure suitability and effectiveness
Checking and Corrective Action
Implementation and Operations
17What Do You Think Are The Benefits of An EMS ?
18Drivers and Benefits of an EMS
- Conserve Raw Materials/Energy
- Reduce Long Term Costs Associated with
Environmental Management - Reduce Regulatory Liabilities
- Improve Regulatory Compliance
- Improve Perception of Customers
- Improve International Competitiveness
- Improve Global Environmental Quality
19What Can You Tell Me About ISO 14001 Your EMS?
20International Organization for Standardization
(ISO)
- Founded in 1946, Geneva
- Over 120 Countries
- They develop International Standards
ISO 14001 is one of these International Standards
21What is ISO 14001
- WHAT IS ISO?
- International Organization for Standardization
(ISO) - worldwide federation of national standards
bodies, at present comprising 127 members, one in
each country - The results of ISO technical work are published
as International Standards
22What is ISO 14001
23What is ISO 14001
- What is an ISO 14001 EMS
- a systematic approach to dealing with the
environmental aspects of an organization. - a 'tool' that enables an organization of any size
or type to control the impact of its activities,
products or services on the natural environment.
24What is ISO 14001
- A EMS Provides
- A guideline for management to address
environmental issues - A way to measure environmental performance
25What is ISO 14001
- Key Parts of a Successful EMS
- Employees at ALL levels
- All Activities, Products and Services that can
have an impact on the environment - Policies, Procedures and Manuals
- Environmental documentation and records
26 Closer Look at ISO 14001
Continual Improvement
Environmental Policy
Planning
Management Review
- Legal and other requirements
- Environmental management programs
Checking and Corrective Action
- Monitoring and measurement
Implementation and Operation
- Non-conformance and corrective and preventive
action
- Structure and responsibility
- Training, awareness and competence
27 What is ISO 14001
- ISO 14001 the environmental management system
standard is the only standard to which your
organization can currently become certified to,
if chosen to do so.
28ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
29Environmental Policy
- The Environmental Policy is the driver for
implementing and improving the organizations
environmental management system so that it can
maintain and potentially improve its
environmental performance. - The policy should therefore reflect the
commitment of top management to compliance with
applicable laws and continual improvement
30Environmental Policy
- Insert a signed copy of your companys
Environmental Policy to show Top Managements
commitment to the Environmental Management System
Many organization create a simple acronym to
assist employees in remembering the key
requirements of the Environmental Policy. This
can be very useful during program audits.
31Environmental Policy Example
P A R C
Prevent Pollution Everyone is Accountable for
Protecting the Environment Reduce, Recycle,
Re-use Comply with Environmental Laws
32Environmental Policy Example
P.L.A.N.T.
P - Prevent and control Pollution L - Comply with
all environmental Legislation A - Audit
environmental performance N - Nurture an
environmental culture throughout the workforce T
- Train and empower employees in environmental
management
33PLANNING
34Environmental Aspects
- An element of an organizations activities,
product or services that can interact with the
environment
35Determining Environmental Aspects
Energy Water Materials
Air Emissions Solid/Liquid Waste Wastewater
Effluent Land/Water Contamination
Documentation
Doc Control
Ops Control
Training
Emergency Response Plan
Auditing
Mgmt. Review
36Environmental Aspects
- ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
- Any change to the environment (positive or
negative) resulting from an organizations
environmental aspects - Each aspect/impact must be evaluated to determine
if it is Significant - A specific ranking was used to determine if
impacts are significant
37Significant Environmental Aspects
- SEVERITY
- FREQUENCY
- MANAGEMENT CONTROL
38Examples of our Significant Aspects
- ENVIRONMENTAL
- Storage and Disposal of Old Drums
- Discharge of Produced Water
- Transfer of Crude Oil
- Disposal of Oil Soaked Waste
- Soil and water contamination from construction
activities - Release of sump effluent into the environment
Your Company will need to highlight those areas
that you determine as significant during your
risk assessment process
39Environmental Objectives and Targets
- An Objective is an overall goal for Environmental
Performance taking into consideration SEAs,
Legal/Other Requirements, Technological Options,
and Financial/Operational requirements - Targets are detailed, specific performance
requirements for achieving objectives -
40Environmental Objectives and Targets
- Our Company has developed 2001 Environmental
Objectives and Targets for our plant operations
The following are sample OTs. Your Company will
need to highlight those OTs relevant to your
Company and training audience
41Example Objective Target
- Consumption of Electricity
- Objective
- Reduce total plant energy consumption
- Target
- Implement initiatives to reduce electrical usage
by 2 based on 1999 usage by year end 2001 - Sufficiency Plan
- Maintain a compressed air leak repair program to
reduce compressed air usage - Audit energy management system for scope of
deficiencies - Train ALL employees to shut off equipment and
lights when not in use.
42Example Objective Target
-
- Reduce/recycle of non-hazardous waste
- Objective
- Promote the waste management program to conserve
resources and reduce waste - Target
- Reduce landfilled waste by 5 based on 1999
volumes - by year end 2001
- Sufficiency Plan
- Implement changes to in-plant recycling program
to capture more recyclables - Investigate alternatives to various filter media
throughout the plant - Investigate methods to eliminate/reduce/return
non recyclable packaging associated with
returnable dunnage
43IMPLEMENTATION OPERATION
44Job Instructions/Procedures
- A company must establish job instructions/procedur
es for those activities that create a significant
environmental impact or are associated with legal
requirements (in line with our policy and
objectives and targets). - For example, plant operations has a Recycling
Program Procedure -
45Job Instructions/Procedures
- Our Company is in the process of drafting and
finalizing a number of Job Instructions and
Procedures - All employees involved with the activities
described in the Job Instructions/Procedures will
receive specific training once the they are
completed.
46 SEA Training
- Employees that have jobs that are involved with
Significant Environmental Aspects - Must Attend Additional Training Program
- Must Know Importance of Conformance with
Environmental Policy and Procedures - Must Know Impact of their Work Activities
- Must Know Emergency Procedures
- Must Know Consequences of Departure from Job
Instructions
47 Importance of EMS Procedures
- WHAT IF? You Do Not follow your EMS
Procedures/Job Instructions, It could cause - Pollution of our environment
- Depletion of Natural Resources
- Reduced Landfill Space due to waste production
- Worker Accidents or Incidents
- Property Damage
- Exposure to harmful materials
48 EMS Procedures That Apply to Everyone
- Emergency Procedures
- Waste Management Practices
- Contractors, Supplier and Visitor Requirements
49You Can Make A Difference?
- Anyone at our Company that has an environmental
concern or has ideas in order to improve our
Environmental Management System can contact the
Environmental Department.
50Emergency Preparedness and Response
- Company Emergency Response Plans for response to
accidents and emergencies situations that can
have an environmental impact have been developed.
51CHECKING CORRECTIVE ACTION
52EMS Compliance Audits
WHAT ARE THEY? Compliance Audits are systematic
evaluations of the degree to which Company
procedures and practices comply with legal
requirements, internal policies and accepted
practices. Environmental Compliance Audits look
at the Environmental components of these
procedures and practices.
53Types of Compliance Audits Conducted
- Legal Compliance
- Environmental Management System Audits
- Waste Management Audits
- Maintenance/Operational Audits
- Production Audits
54Benefits of Conducting EMS Compliance Audits
- Improve effectiveness of Environmental Management
System - Ensure compliance with environmental regulations
- Improve our communication within our organization
and with government regulators - Financial benefits of not having to pay fines
- Increased security knowing company risks have
been identified and reduced
55MANAGEMENT REVIEW REGISTRATION
56Management Review
- A documented review of the EMS by the
organizations Top Management to ensure its
continuing suitability, adequacy and
effectiveness.
Our Management Reviews facilitate CONTINUAL
IMPROVEMENT!
57Registration Audit
- Everyone in the plant must be able to answer the
auditor questions if we are to be certified. - You can refer to your ISO Question Answer
Sheet during the audit, however, you must be
able to explain your answers. -
58Registration Audit
- Registrar determines if facility can become ISO
14001 certified
Certification
59Any Questions ?
60TRAINING REVIEW
61Training Review
- The following Slides are example questions that
can be used to summarize the General Awareness
Training with the class and will ensure that
employees understood your presentation. - This can be replaced or supplemented with a quiz
if desired
62What is ISO 14001?
63What is an EMS Aspect and Give Me an Example?
64Give an Example of an ISO 14001 Procedure that
applies to everyone
65What are the EMS Consequences if You Dont Follow
ISO 14001 Procedures?
66State One of Our EMS Objectives and Targets
67What Number Do You Call In an Emergency ?
68Who is Responsible For Protecting the EMS at This
Plant ?
WE ALL ARE !!