Determining the Scope with ISO 14001:2015 Clause 4.3

In this video, we are diving into how to determine the scope of your environmental management system using clause 4.3.
We are going to break it down and turn it into something you can understand.
You’ll then be able to apply this to your own organizations system and understand what the requirements will look like for you.
No more guessing!
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Thanks so much for your feedback. Regards, Jackie

[@nisargmakwana5915]

Thank you for these videos. They are a great help. I couldn't understand the examples you described in the end. Can you please explain them?

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I presume you are talking about the examples of a scoping statement? One of the examples of a scoping statement I provided was "Electrical and mechanical consulting engineers providing engineering design and documentation for mechanical and electrical installations associated with all types of building of residential, commercial or industrial nature in Australia and overseas". This means that the Environmental management system and its processes are implemented taking this scope into consideration. Meaning the EMS is applicable to the Electrical and Mechanical consulting engineers (if there was a chemical consulting engineering as part of this business that is not in scope). Specifically the EMS is for all types of residential, commercial and industrial building - so the EMS has to be build to control and manage all of these types of building (not just one). Additionally this is applicable in Australia AND overseas. So again the EMS has to ensure it includes all of this type of work in all locations. I hope this explains this further for you. Thanks Jackie

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Thank you very much. Regards, Jackie

[@ahmadzakiy7204]

What is the difference between scoping here and identifying environmental conditions affected/affecting the organization in the clause 4.1? Because i presumed that when you identify these environmental conditions you would've automatically identified as well what are the affecting/affected units/activity/product/services. Thank you!

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Great question and as you have figured out, clause 4.1 definitely influences the outcome of the scope defined in clause 4.3. It even says this in clause 4.3 - when determing this scope, consider the external and internal issues referred to in 4.1 (as well as clause 4.2 of course).

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