4.3 Planning: Planning
The
organization plans for almost every thing except what is expected
It
consists of logical steps begin identifying environmental aspects and inventory
of the most important, and Then determine the legal requirements that are
consistent with organization comes after the development goals and objectives
Environmental,
and finally develop a program of work to complete as required and commensurate
with the information And thus includes a requirement planning on three
sub-requirements: available Are:
4.3.1
environmental aspects :
Environmental
Aspects the intended environmental aspects "elements:
Organization
of activities and products affect the environment as intended
environmental impact "any change happening in the environment, whether
adverse or beneficial in whole or in part caused by the activities and organization
products
The
organization should develop and implement, and maintain a number of measures
for each of the following:
A
determining environmental aspects of activities and products that can control
and influence, and determine the field environmental management system, as well
as the planned activities and products, current, new and revised
B
identify significant environmental aspects have a significant effect on the
environment. The type of control and influence environmental aspects of
products on the organization's responsibility for product design and
environmental change aspects like, change the source of raw materials
It
follows the organization documenting information and data retention for
different purposes and taking into important attention to environmental aspects
when developing, implementing, and maintaining the environmental management
system
([ISO 14001: 2004 ]
4.3.2 Legal
and Other Requirements (………. to be continue )
It is a really enjoyable and yet useful post. Planning is the first step towards anything good. If you plan then you decreases the chances of any accident to happen in the first place.
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