ISO14001:
Environmental Aspects’ Impact Identification and Evaluation in Determining the Significance of their Potential Impact
COURSE CONTENT & ITINERARY Duration: 2 days
Objective: A RESPECTABLE HIGH LEVEL OF COMPETENCY IN
IDENTIFYING, RATIONALIZING, JUSTIFYING AND EVALUATING ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS AND
THEIR CORRESPONDING IMPACT;
Ø Complete
interpretation of the definition of the term Environmental Aspect as stipulated
by the ISO;
Ø Accurate and
representative methodology in Environmental Aspect and its corresponding
probable Impact Identification;
Ø Precise
understanding on Aspects’ Impact Evaluation Technique based on applied
environmental sciences made simple;
Ø Guidance to
further development of The EMP for continual improvement.
Who should attend? : EMR, EMS steering and task force
committee, personnel assigned to identify and evaluate the level of
significance of environmental aspects related to their work, environmental
auditors and HSE personnel.
CONTENTS
Day-1
Environmental Aspect & Impact
Identification
q Overview of ISO 14001 EMS
Implementation Scheme
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Position, role
and relationship of Aspect – Impact Identification & Evaluation
q Clause 4.3.1 ISO 14001 –
Environmental Aspect
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Definition
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Illustrating the
rationalization using examples based on the concept of Environmental Black Box’
i.e. ‘Input-Output Analysis’
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In-depth
chronological representation of selected aspects and how they interact with the
environment that renders their corresponding impact;
o
Fuel;
o
Solvents;
o
Paper;
o
Metals; etc.
o
Other request by
participants
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Association to Environmental
Impact in Real Chronology
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Group
Presentation.
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Discussion
Day-2
Environmental Aspects’
Impact Evaluation
q The Aspect – Impact Evaluation Matrix – Sample
Overview
q The Aspect – Impact Evaluation Criterion,
Definitions and Rating Scheme
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Aspect generation
in Normal, Abnormal and Emergency Situations & their respective
definitions;
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Rating
Definitions; tailored to nature, size and scale of the applying organization
and types, nature and significance of their environmental aspect;
Ø Magnitude
Ø Severity
~ localized ~ transboundary
Ø Frequency
Ø Business affect
Ø Ecological concern; Indicators for
biodegradable, Bio-resistant, reversible & non-reversible affect
Ø Health safety concern
Ø Other relevant evaluation criteria
q EMP-Significance and prioritization –
selection criteria for EMP
q Discussion
q Course evaluation & end.
Additional notes include a sample
procedure for this activity and their evaluation matrix and criteria are
provided in the handout notes.
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