Calculating Carbon Footprint for Australian Businesses
This guide provides a comprehensive roadmap to help businesses calculate their emissions, comply with government regulations, and identify opportunities for cost savings and efficiency.
ISO (International Organisation for Standardization) is an independent, non-governmental organisation representing the National Standard Institutes of over 150 countries. They develop and publish international standards in response to the needs of the international market and global expert opinions.
In Australia, the standards that are most common for certification are:
ISO ensures products and services are of a high quality and showcases the credibility of businesses to consumers. Therefore, some business contracts and insurance agreements may also require evidence of certification.
There are two steps to certification, first of all ensuring your systems meet ISO compliance standards and second, an external audit.
QSM Group’s Director joins other Mango partners from around the world to discuss the current value in being certified to ISO.
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This guide provides a comprehensive roadmap to help businesses calculate their emissions, comply with government regulations, and identify opportunities for cost savings and efficiency.
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