Environmental standards

Many organisations are realising that there is a commercial benefit from being environmentally aware and in having a sound environmental structure to their business. At the same time, the demands of current environmental legislation, and the need for organisations to be able to answer questions raised by interested third parties are leading many businesses to take a close look at the way in which they manage environmental issues on their sites. The best are also demonstrating the evidence of their commitment to environmental management.

drop_of_water_earthWhether you are intending to attain a formal environmental management standard, such as ISO 14001 or EMAS, or to develop an 'in-house' management system, you will need to address the following key stages:

  • identify baseline environmental conditions on site
  • identify relevant legislation and its impact on the business
  • assess environmental risks/impacts associated with site activities
  • identify actions to be taken to reduce risk/impact
  • establish an environmental management framework
  • set an environmental action plan
  • monitor progress
  • audit
  • reviewiso14001

This is where Stretton Associates can help your organisation with the impartial advice and experience you need to set up your business for the future. We can support you to set up best framework of practices to allow you not just to comply with current legislation, but to be able to use your environmental position to competitive advantage.

To learn more about how you can get the best environmental advice for your business, simply call us on 01559 363 968 or use our contact form to get in touch today.

ISO Quality systems and training

ISO 9000 training

ISO 9000 business management systems require specific competencies for personnel within a business, whether simply a general awareness of the requirements of the system for all personnel or specific skills for the Quality Manager or Internal Auditors

The Quality Manager's role

This 1 day course covers the fundamentals of ISO 9001:2008 Quality Management Systems from the Quality Manager’s perspective. It highlights the key roles that the Quality Manager has within an organisation and their responsibilities for day-to-d

Why invest in ISO 9000

In these difficult economic times it really pays to make your business work ‘smarter’. ISO 9001:2008 has proved, time and again, to help businesses achieve this both by working more efficiently and meeting the increasing demands of their clien