Yes, ISO 14001 requires companies are aware of all of their compliance obligations. ISO 14001 therefore ensures that a COSHH register is available, risks are identified and procedures put into place to manage an emergency situation, ensuring that employees are trained accordingly. COSHH substances are hazardous to marine health and must therefore be disposed of correctly to reduce environmental impact.
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