What is ISO 14001?
The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) seeks to establish international standards on various aspects. One such standard is ISO 14001, which aims to implement an Environmental Management System.
What does ISO 14001 establish?
This standard is commonly referred to as the “green” ISO and establishes international standards for the accreditation and demonstration of the environmental responsibility of organizations. environmental responsibility of organizations.
Specifically, this standard helps to manage and identify environmental risks that may occur internally that may occur internally at Recense as we carry out our activities.
Who is the target audience?
This standard is aimed at companies in all sectors that may affect the environment through their activities.
This diversity of activities that can be accredited by this ISO is made possible by the fact that its content does not impose specific measures, but rather a series of management policy standards..
What does it mean that Recense has obtained this certification?
This certification issued by AENOR, is the certification of the concern and constant effort made by our organization to create and grow respecting the environment, both human and environmental.
Specifically, with this ISO 14001 standard we certify that we comply with the legal regulations and socio-economic needs that are required of us to obtain it and that affect the entire organizational structure of the company, from the management to the most elementary production phase. Translated into daily operations, it certifies that we identify and manage the risks derived from our activity and that, therefore, we comply with the ISO 14001 standard:
- We prevent risks derived from our activity.
- We protect the environment.
- We optimize resource management, avoiding environmental risks.
For our part, we will continue to work to stay true to our vision and commitment to the environment.
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