The companies in the group have renewed their ISO 14001:2015 certification
In industry, competing is not just about producing more: it is about producing better and with less impact. The ISO 14001:2015 certification, achieved by the Silgest Group companies and recently renewed, reinforces this commitment: to manage complex processes efficiently, safely and with respect for the environment, without slowing down our customers’ operational pace.
ISO 14001:2015: what it certifies and why it
ISO 14001 is the international standard that defines how to implement a robust Environmental Management System (EMS). It provides a methodology for identifying impacts, setting objectives, complying with legislation and continuously improving environmental performance.
Its adoption is not just theoretical: certified organisations apply a framework that integrates environmental improvement into day-to-day decision-making and resource planning.
“For industrial clients, ISO 14001:2015 translates into fewer risks of non-compliance, more efficient processes and savings from lower energy and material consumption.”
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The standard is an appropriate framework for continuously improving occupational health and safety.
Tangible benefits for your operations
For industrial clients, ISO 14001:2015 means fewer risks of non-compliance, more efficient processes, and savings from reduced energy and material consumption. It also strengthens your reputation during audits and in global supply chains.
Another distinguishing factor is the life cycle approach, which assesses the impact of products and services throughout their entire lifecycle, including transport, delivery, use and end of life. This enables risks and opportunities for improvement to be anticipated throughout the chain.
Key advantages:
- Systematic and verifiable legal compliance.
- Operational efficiency: less waste and consumption.
- Suppliers are more aligned with environmental objectives.
The next steps involve collaboration and continuous improvement
Working under ISO 14001:2015 involves applying the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle, which includes reviewing objectives, auditing results, and adjusting plans for the next iteration. This model makes it easier to set common goals with each customer and demonstrate progress in sustainability and costs with data.
Want to take your operation to the next level?
Talk to us about integrating ISO 14001:2015 criteria into your industrial supply, PPE or express logistics projects. Contact our team and we will propose a bespoke plan for you.