If you want to declare your respect for the environment with an international certificate and thus obtain the status of an environmentally friendly company (product/service), we will show you the implementation of the standard in the entire life cycle.
Internal Auditors
Executives, Managers
External consultants and advisors through processes
Anyone whose processes and job descriptions somehow affect the environment
The training program is designed to prepare managers for the ISO 14001 standard. Specifically, what is the implementation process and requirements in practice, including preparation for a certification audit.
You will receive a comprehensive overview of the principles, rules and requirements for an environmental management system in accordance with ISO 14001
You will learn how to plan, implement, manage, monitor, analyze and improve an environmental management system.
A huge advantage of our ISO courses is the issuance of an internationally accredited ISO 14001 Certified Manager certificate for all successful graduates. The exam fee is included in the course price.
The “ISO 14001 Certified Manager” certificate is suitable as a professional qualification for managers, directors, and key employees responsible for environmental aspects (ecology) and carbon footprint minimization. It can also be recommended to consultants, advisors, and others who want to prepare an organization for ISO 14001 certification.
Duration: 60 minutes
Number of questions: 30
Minimum pass mark: 18 points (60%)
Type of questions: multiple choice (1 correct answer)
Other conditions: closed book – no materials may be used
The International Organization for Standardization is an international non-profit organization based in Geneva, Switzerland. ISO develops and publishes international standards that serve as a reference framework for products, services and systems to ensure quality, efficiency and interoperability at a global level. The standards include various areas such as quality, environment, information security, etc.
ESG applies to all types of organizations, including publicly traded companies, private companies, non-profit organizations and even government institutions. ESG criteria are used by investors to evaluate potential investments, by companies to improve their operations and sustainability practices, and by various stakeholders to evaluate the performance of organizations in the field of environmental, social and governance aspects.
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive applies mainly to large and publicly traded companies in the European Union. This directive requires the companies concerned to provide detailed information on their impact on sustainability, which includes environmental, social and governance aspects. CSRD aims to increase transparency and provide reliable and comparable sustainability data.