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EMS In Depth: Aspects/Impacts, Objectives/Targets & Internal Audits

  • 7/2/2018 2:16:00 PM
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Since 2014, Pollution Prevention Services has hosted 1-day “EMS (Environmental Management Systems) In Depth” workshops for Iowa environmental professionals. Due to popular demand, this workshop series continues and offers another step in the development of your environmental management system.

“EMS In Depth: Aspects/Impacts, Objectives/Targets & Internal Audits” will be will be focused on addressing some of the key foundational elements of your EMS. In the morning we will cover the successful identification of effective Aspects & Impacts and Objectives & Targets. In the afternoon we will cover the importance of the Internal Audit, including preparation, execution and examples. Bring examples of your own successful EMS strategies as well as all your questions. There will be dedicated workshop time for open discussion to share your examples and get tips on how to improve your organization’s EMS. Future workshops in the EMS In Depth series will focus on other identified portions of the EMS process which are determined in part on attendee feedback and requests.

Leading the workshop will be Cory Sander of PSARA Technologies, Inc. Cory has led our previous “EMS In Depth” workshops and has extensive experience developing, implementing, and maintaining ISO 14001 and other EMS for numerous organizations including Honda, Ford, BNSF Railway, the City of Columbus, and Iowa DNR.

When: August 1, 2018
Where: Stoney Creek Inn, 5291 Stoney Creek Court, Johnston, IA 50131
located off Interstate 80, Exit 129
Time: 9:00 A.M. to 3:30 P.M.
Cost: $135 (includes lunch)

A workshop flyer, agenda, and registration form can be found online, as well as presentations from the previous “EMS In Depth” workshops and other P2 workshops. Join us on August 1st as we learn from Cory and each other how to develop and continuously improve our EMS.

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