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Why is it necessary to be familiar with 14000 and 18000 when working in EHS?

2016-09-29View Original

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Why is it necessary to be familiar with 14000 and 18000 when working in EHS? Didn’t the Safety Supervision Bureau require it? Asking on someone else’s behalf; please give your advice
Reply #22016-09-29
Occupational health, safety, and environment. .
Reply #32016-09-29
Safety relates to occupational health and safety as well as the environment
Reply #42016-09-29
Changed the image? The son, right? It should be 1 year old now, healthy and cute!
Reply #52016-10-01
18000 and 14000 provide the basic framework for safety and environmental management; understanding these standards helps to connect the various management tasks that are carried out on a daily basis and to relate them to one another. Familiarity with these standards will provide a clear approach when carrying out work.
Reply #62016-10-01
This post was last edited by yinshuihepan on 2016-10-1 at 11:55. 14000 refers to the ISO14000 environmental management system standards, while 18000 refers to the ISO18000 occupational health and safety management system. These two systems constitute the fundamental areas of management in terms of EHS, so it’s essential to be familiar with them

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