We’re accredited by the INAB and meet rigorous international certification standards, delivering ISO expertise to assess and certify ISO standards. Accreditation is the process by which a certification body is recognised to offer certification services.
To become accredited, Amtivo is required to implement a Quality Management System which is assessed by an Independent Authorised Body to determine that it meets International Standards. We’re audited annually to ensure our services meet the exact requirements of the relevant accreditation standards.
ISO 14001 certification provided by Amtivo is accredited by INAB (Irish National Accreditation Board).
ISO 14001:2015 is the latest edition of the international standard and is part of the wider ISO 14001 family.
The purpose of this standard is to assist companies in meeting statutory and regulatory environmental requirements relating to their products and services through the use of an Environmental Management System (EMS).
ISO 14001 standard is suitable for all types and sizes of organisations – from start-ups and SMEs to charities and corporations. The internationally recognised standard is used by a large number of industry sectors such as retail, hospitality, manufacturing, construction and financial services.
Its full potential, becomes an invaluable asset to your organisation.
ISO 14001 follows the high-level structure approach (Annex SL) applied to other ISO management system standards, such as ISO 9001 (quality), ISO 45001 (health & safety) and ISO 50001 (energy). In developing the standard, consideration has been given to the content of other international standards.
Those adopting the standard should find its requirements consistent with the other standards. This allows for relatively easy alignment and integration with the requirements of other ISO management system standards into an organisation’s overall management processes.
ISO 14001:2015 certification will last for three years and is subject to mandatory assessments to ensure compliance. At the end of the three years, your organisation will need to complete a recertification assessment to become re-certified to the standard.
