The revision process of ISO14001:1996 has been completed and ISO 14001:2004 was published on 15th November 2004. For organisations using ISO 14001 for their EMS, including those with accredited certification to ISO14001: 1996, a detailed summary of the changes is provided in the IEMA Guidance (available from the reading room). The guidance is best read in conjunction with the new standard. To purchase a copy of the revised standard visit.
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Posted on 18th December 2004
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