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Outsourcing and contractor relationships play a crucial role in the environmental performance of organizations operating under ISO 14001. The environmental impact of contractors and outsourced services is often underestimated, yet it can significantly affect an organization’s compliance, sustainability efforts, and overall EMS performance. This half-day course is designed to help environmental managers and senior leadership understand how to effectively manage and integrate outsourced and contractor processes into their ISO 14001 framework, ensuring these external relationships align with environmental goals and drive organizational performance.
What You’ll Learn:
- Comprehend the key principles and requirements of ISO 14001 and its significance in managing the environment.
- Analyze how outsourced and contractor processes contribute to organizational performance, especially in relation to environmental management and compliance.
- Learn techniques for identifying, assessing, and managing environmental risks associated with contractors and outsourced services to ensure alignment with environmental standards.
- Develop performance indicators specific to outsourced functions that align with organizational objectives and ISO 14001 requirements.
- Explore best practices for fostering effective communication and collaboration between internal teams and external contractors to enhance environmental culture.
- Implement strategies for monitoring, evaluating, and improving contractor performance in line with environmental standards.
Who Should Attend:
This course is designed for environmental professionals, compliance officers, risk managers, safety engineers, and anyone involved in environmental aspects/impacts management based upon ISO 14001.
Through real-life case studies, interactive discussions, and active engagement, participants will learn how to effectively manage contractor and outsourced processes without compromising the environmental due diligence.
Cost: $200
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