ISO 14001
ISO 14001 is the internationally recognised standard for environmental management systems. It provides a systematic framework for identifying environmental aspects, setting environmental objectives, taking relevant obligations into account and continuously improving an organisation’s environmental performance.
Key areas of focus include the responsible use of resources, energy, emissions, waste and other environmental impacts of operational activities.
MN Kaltformteile has a certified environmental management system in accordance with ISO 14001. The company was first certified in 2017.
ISO 14001 at MN Kaltformteile
Environmental management means not viewing relevant environmental impacts in isolation, but systematically integrating them into operational processes. This includes, for example, the use of energy and resources, the management of waste and emissions, as well as compliance with relevant environmental obligations.
At MN Kaltformteile, the environmental management system certified to ISO 14001 provides the organisational framework for systematically identifying environmental aspects, setting targets and measures, and continuously improving environmental performance.
In industrial manufacturing in particular, this affects various areas of the value chain – from the use of energy and raw materials, through production processes, to the management of waste and residual materials.
ISO 14001 thus supports a structured and transparent approach to managing the environmental impacts of industrial production.
ISO 14001: Questions and answers
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