Presentation
The publication of the new version of ISO 14001:2026 means that many organizations with an existing Environmental Management System will need to review and update their system in order to align with the new requirements established by the standard.
This course has been designed to support that transition by providing a concise and practical review of the key changes introduced in the new version. It enables participants to understand the implications of the updated requirements and to incorporate them effectively into their Environmental Management System, helping to ensure a successful adaptation process.
Qualifications
Upon successful completion of the training programme, participants will be awarded the qualification ISO 14001:2026 – Analysis of the New Requirements, issued by Bureau Veritas Business School.
Who is it for?
This course is aimed at professionals who wish to understand the specific features of this new version, either because they are planning to implement it or because they need to adapt their current management system to the new requirements. It is particularly suitable for:
- Directors, managers, and environmental management leaders.
- Professionals working in an organization’s environmental department.
- Personnel involved in environmental management and control activities.
- Environmental Management System auditors.
- Consultants specializing in the development and implementation of Environmental Management Systems.
What will you achieve through the course?
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the structure and approach of the new ISO 14001:2026 version and identify the main differences compared with the 2015 edition.
- Analyse the new requirements and assess their impact on Environmental Management Systems.
- Identify the practical implications of the changes introduced by the updated standard.
- Diagnose gaps between the current system and the new requirements.
Syllabus
1. Context and structure of the ISO 14001:2026 standard
2. Key differences between ISO 14001:2015 and the 2026 version
3. Analysis of the new requirements
4. Gap assessment between the current system and the new requirements
5. Resolution of practical case studies