Environmental management system originates from environmental audit and total quality management.
According to the definition of 3.5 in ISO 1400 1, the environmental management system is an integral part of the overall management system within the organization, including the organizational structure, planning activities, institutional responsibilities, practices, procedures, processes and resources required for formulating, implementing, realizing, evaluating and maintaining the environmental policy; It also includes the management aspects of the organization's environmental policies, objectives and indicators.
Auditors refer to individuals who have been systematically trained, assessed, evaluated and audited by authoritative certification bodies, and have the quality and ability to engage in audit work.
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According to the requirements of the quality management system, the Technical Committee for Quality Management and Quality Assurance of the International Organization for Standardization has formulated ISO9000 series standards, which are suitable for organizations of different types, products, scales and properties. These standards are composed of several interrelated or complementary individual standards, among which ISO900 1 "Quality Management System Requirements" is well known, and its requirements are a supplement to product requirements and have been revised many times.
On the basis of this standard, different industries have formulated corresponding technical specifications, such as IATF16949, Special Requirements for Organization and Application of ISO 90065438 +0:20 15 and ISO 13485, Requirements for Quality Management System of Medical Devices Used in Regulations.
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