Environmental Consulting, Bremen, Germany
Project description:
Consulting and support of the environmental protection department with regard to the introduction and implementation of a site environmental management system. Assistance in combining different management systems in an operational integrated management system IMS.Reason:
- Participation of Öko-Audit
Services:
- Organization of revalidation and recertification
- Updating and coordination of documents and their preparation
- Organizing information events and instruction
- Participation in environmental reporting (annual reports; Environmental Statement)
Advantages:
- Save time by working gravity concentration
- No detriment to uninfluenced day to day business
- Objective achievement
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