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A container leaks during unloading. Liquid spreads across the yard toward a stormwater drain. The immediate question is how to respond safely. But an environmental management system should help answer several questions before that happens: Did we identify the potential environmental impact? Do we know which requirements apply? Have we prepared people to respond? These questions connect three important EMS processes: environmental aspects determination, compliance obligations determination, and emergency preparedness and response. Here is how they work together.

We have added an MSP to our ISO 14001:2015 documents and templates collection: MSP 6.1.2.Control of Environmental Aspects . The main purpose of the Procedure is to: establish a procedure for the environmental aspects identification and ranking;  develop measures to reduce environmental impact and control of Environmental Registers. MSP 6.1.2.Control of Environmental Aspects a pplies to all processes, products and services of the Organization subdivisions that are in scope of the Environmental Management System and fills the gaps in the ISO 14001 EMS documentation when transitioning to the new version of ISO 14001:2015. The following forms are included in the Procedure MSF 6.1.2-01-01 Environmental Aspects Register MSF 6.1.2-01-02 Personnel Acquaintance with the Environmental Aspects Register Download the Content of the MSP 6.1.2.Control of Environmental Aspects . For more information - check our website .