I'm looking for a register on Dutch legal reguirements for enterprises. Which regulations and laws do we have to follow and include in our ISO14001 system, this for a tank storage company with non-hazardous material in stock.

try kema. we use them for our 13485 certification

I'm looking for a register on Dutch legal reguirements for enterprises. <snip> Register or Registrar? Can you be more precise in what you are looking for?

try kema. we use them for our 13485 certificationActually, if you seek KEMA, you will reach DEKRA soon. As far as I understand the certification business of KEMA has been sold to DEKRA (http://elsmar.com/Forums/showpost.php?p=333354&postcount=16).

Register or Registrar? Can you be more precise in what you are looking for?I believe he is looking for a list (register) of Environmental Regulations that apply to his organization. In Europe, they refer to that as a register.

I'm looking for a register on Dutch legal reguirements for enterprises. Which regulations and laws do we have to follow and include in our ISO14001 system, this for a tank storage company with non-hazardous material in stock.

Sorry, I don't have the register for you because environmental laws are country specific.

Two easy ways we do over here is to buy a copy of the Environmental Act and study it or go to the website of the Department of Environment and get as much information as we can. A follow up visit to the environmental department for answers to specific questions are often productive.

Having said that, I must point out that we are not that heavily regulated and if you have some back ground, you can easily pick out which are the laws applicable to you. I understand that the EU is heavily regulated and the penalty can be quite severe. Viewed in this light, I supposed the best thing you should do is to engage a consultant to carry out a preliminary study for you - such a study will identify all these and established a baseline for you to build a good system upon it.

I'm looking for a register on Dutch legal reguirements for enterprises. Which regulations and laws do we have to follow and include in our ISO14001 system, this for a tank storage company with non-hazardous material in stock.

I'm no expert in this area, but it looks like the Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency (http://www.mnp.nl/mnc/x-en-0-b.html) has a lot of information that could be helpful.

To be more precise, it is a list of regulations that we have to comply with, and not only environmental.

Jim, thanks for the link, I have checked this and there seems to be a lot of usefull information there.

Most of the legal requirements will stem from EU directives.

Try doing a google search for EU legislation, you will find lots of relevant information. For example, the following link is a good place to start.
http://www.ncte.ie/environ/

I'm no expert in this area, but it looks like the Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency (http://www.mnp.nl/mnc/x-en-0-b.html) has a lot of information that could be helpful.

Interesting to read in the reference that the Dutch Government is an active participant in developing environmental policy...:agree1:

Stijloor.

You may also find interesting information on http://www.senternovem.nl/bodemplus/ (Sorry, only in Dutch)

Also found this matrix in my archieve. It is approx a year old so needs verification

You may also find interesting information on http://www.senternovem.nl/bodemplus/ (Sorry, only in Dutch)

Geen probleem voor mij hoor Jan. ;)

Stijloor (Jan).

Geen probleem voor mij hoor Jan. ;)

Stijloor (Jan).

For those of you who don't speak Dutch, this means "Your donkey has blue shoes."

For those of you who don't speak Dutch, this means "Your donkey has blue shoes."

:topic:

Jim,

This time you're mistaken...:D

Stijloor.

Rassen om Babelfish te vinden *grin*:)