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View Full Version : How many companies have really benefited from ISO 14000


J.Nagesh Kumar
11th April 2001, 03:45 AM
Can someone tell me how many companies have really benefited from ISO 14000 as it is claimed ? Or is it juct for the kick of getting a certificate ? Also do you know of any country which has made ISO 14000 Mandatory ?

energy
11th April 2001, 11:10 AM
Nagesh,
1. Who is claiming?
2. Nobody spends money "just for kicks".
3. Is it mandatory in some places? Don't know. I leave that question to the Environmental experts, like Randy!
energy

Al Dyer
11th April 2001, 04:24 PM
I don't know on any countries, but the B3 require ISO 14001. Ford & Chrysler require certification, I believe GM only requires conformance (may now be certification?)

ASD...

Randy
11th April 2001, 09:56 PM
No countries that I know of yet.

President Clinton signed into law requirements for all US Government agencies to impliment EMS for their organizations about a year ago. The executive orders he signed directly paralleled ISO 14000. This will have some impact eventually.

Al Dyer
11th April 2001, 10:22 PM
Originally posted by Randy:
No countries that I know of yet.

President Clinton signed into law requirements for all US Government agencies to impliment EMS for their organizations about a year ago. The executive orders he signed directly paralleled ISO 14000. This will have some impact eventually.Randy,

That sure doesn't surprise me. Although I believe that we all need to be aware of envrironmental concerns, our former president took it to a level that would lead us all to think that the U.N. runs the planet.

(Let's start another topic of how the U.N. is involved in the process.!)

Come on people, where do you think ISO comes from????!!!!

NWO/NSA/TLC/Bilderbergers/Jekyl Island/Unseen Hand/Masons/Rothchilds etc...

If you want to know who controls the world, follow the money.

Randy
12th April 2001, 04:26 AM
It was Executive Order 13148, 21 April, 2000.

Hey I wasn't slammin' my ol' Arkansas bubba (known the guy since 73 myself).

Marc
12th April 2001, 10:23 PM
Yeah - I re-read the thread and reacted pretty strongly. I've deleted my posts - I really want to keep politics out of the forums. We did that last fall. I just got kinda pissed when I saw that boo hiss bit. I mean, the guy is out of office. Let it rest. I saw your I take care of my family post and honestly didn't see the last line saying they all will screw us - which, actually, is the way I feel about it all. Politicians are by the very nature of the job power brokers. We middle and lower class are screwed more often than we win. I wasn't a Clinton fan in all he did whilst in office, but he isn't, and wasn't, the 'evil' person he has been made out to be.

I don't depend upon the government for my well being either, however I do realize some day it may be that I will have no choice. Peoples fortunes can quickly turn.

My apologies for 'jumping the gun' so to speak.

Al Dyer
12th April 2001, 11:46 PM
Mine also

Randy
13th April 2001, 03:41 AM
Hey, like I said...He was a bubba 28 years ago.

Randy
1st May 2002, 02:00 PM
Let's open Benefits up again after a year of down time.

Let's say that a potential benefit of implementation would be the tax benefits from the cost of doing so. I base this on the IRS ruling concerning ISO 9000. (Attached)

What are your thoughts?

Do you think that this might be a good marketing scheme to help bring in clients? (for us independent types that actually have to produce):biglaugh:

June Ang
2nd May 2002, 04:09 AM
For your information, S'pore government has made ISO 14000 certification as a criteria to classify the categories of construction company, for example Class A, B, C and D (the best is A and the lowest is D). The category where a company fall in will determine what kind of the project (project size, project cost etc.) they can tender or involve.

In this case, the government body has indirectly make the ISO 14000 as mandatory.

From the feedback of employee so far, I believe that we could enjoy the benefits more if those unnecessary paper works can be avioded. :)

Greg Maggard
28th June 2002, 10:31 AM
My accounting department will like this bite of information thx.:lick:

Randy
28th June 2002, 12:59 PM
Nothing but a thing Greg. Start addressing EMS as a CORE element of your organization. The EMS is not overhead, it is a Capital investment.