Environment

Companies can obtain an environmental certification by adopting an Environment Management System according to the specifications of UNI EN ISO 14001 regulation and/or EMAS Regulation.

Both ISO 14001 and EMAS Guidelines are on a voluntary basis, as all the other regulations concerning Management Systems are based on environmental performance improvement principles in compliance with the environmental regulation.

Companies that intend to effectively monitor their environmental impact, while verifying the compliance with the legislation, can adopt a Management System.

Norms concerning Environmental Certification can perfectly adjust to the needs of companies that generate a significant impact on environment. These norms can also support management aspects (waster, dumping, etc.) and an increase in performances.

The three core activities for the implementation of a Management System are:

• Verification of the significance of environmental-related aspects which may have an impact on environment;
• Arrangement of “Substantiated Information” in compliance with the current regulation concerning the company activity being certified;
• Periodic verification and upgrade of the system for maintenance and improvement over time.

The introduction of the new regulation ISO 14001:2015 brought some integrations, such as:

• A “Risk-Based Thinking” approach to face risks related to potential threats and opportunities;
• Analysis of the “Organizational Context” and related “Interested Parties”;
• A “Life Cycle Perspective” approach in the environmental management of companies and the entirety of relationships with its stakeholders.

LATTANZIO Safety Quality Environment S.r.l. supports companies throughout the adoption of a Management System, ensuring the highest standards in the field of environmental impact management, in compliance with current environmental regulations.

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