3 Ways to Save By Going Green With ISO 14001
Thursday, July 30th, 2009I get really concerned when people think they have gone green because they paid for a carbon audit then paid to pollute by buying carbon credits. This will not change any of the habits your business needs to change and will steadily cost more over time.
It is easy to save money by having a truly green business and reduce your carbon footprint at the same time. The tool to use is a simply implemented green certification called ISO 14001.
There are three ways that your business will save more than it costs to implement and certify:
- You will save good energy management and preventing other current waste – that is the low hanging fruit
- You will save with greater business efficiency and reduced risk of issues with neighbours, regulators, contractors or employees unwittingly breaking the law and
- by having a marketing edge.
You may be like some of the people who think ISO 14001 is too hard but they are wrong. It is not your fault if you feel confused by some people being vocal about badly structured paper heavy ISO systems but believe me, if you have a low paper simple ISO 14001 environmental management system it is easy both to get started and to maintain and it actually make your life easier and gives you more time and peace of mind. last time I did my stats, 94% of the business that did ISO 14001 with me grew their businesses and became more profitable.
You can do this in two ways online regardless of where you are located. You can choose between ISO 14001 group training or the ISO 14001 Do-It-Yourself Home Study Course. Both options will help you to build environmental sustainability
Jean is an award winning consultant and trainer helping people and businesses around the world who want greater efficiency and reduced stress! If you sometimes need to deal with staff errors and what is even worse, covered up errors that come back to bite, you are riding a time bomb and Jean will help you defuse it. Plus get you real recognition from markets and regulators.
The good news is that this is now available as online training so you only need to commit to one hour per week and no travel. You can even Do-It-Yourself! .




