Assessment of Environmental Aspects for Manufacturing Processes
Journal Title: RECENT - Year 2015, Vol 16, Issue 45
Abstract
In this paper are presented the aspects regarding the implementation of environmental management system in accordance with ISO 14001:2005, and the method of evaluation of environmental aspects. The case study refers to the identification and evaluation of environmental aspects of manufacturing processes. Researches results indicate that after establishing and implementing the corrective and preventive actions, all environmental issues have insignificant environmental impact, demonstrating an improvement of environmental performance.
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Adela-Eliza DUMITRASCU
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