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  • Area(s) Audited

  • Date

  • Lead Auditor

  • Audit Team

  • Scope of Assessment

PROTOCOL 1 – PLAN: USING THE PDCA AUDIT PROTOCOLS – GUIDANCE NOTES

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MANAGEMENT LEVEL – CONTEXT OF THE ORGANIZATION

  • 1. Has BAC determined the external/internal issues that can potentially affect operational activities?

  • 2. Are internal/ external issues monitored and reviewed?

  • 3. Has BAC determined the needs and expectations of interested parties?

  • 4. Are the needs and expectations of interested parties monitored and reviewed?

  • 5. Has BAC documented the scope of its Environmental Management System?

  • 6. Have required procedures/processes been identified and mapped against the requirements of the Standard(s)?

MANAGEMENT LEVEL – LEADERSHIP AND POLICY

  • 1. Can top management demonstrate involvement in the implementation of the management system?

  • 2. Does the organisation have a documented Environmental Policy?

  • 3. Does the Environmental policy have a:<br>•Commitment to the protection of the environment<br>•Commitment to prevention of pollution<br>•Commitment to fulfil its compliance obligations<br>•Commitment to continual improvement of the EMS to enhance performance

  • 4. Verify that the Environmental Policy is communicated to all persons working for or on behalf of the organisation.

  • 5. Does the organisation make the Environmental Policy available to other interested parties e.g. public?

  • 6. Is the Environmental Policy periodically reviewed?

MANAGEMENT LEVEL - ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS AND OPPORTUNITIES

  • 1. Have risks and opportunities associated with the internal and external issues been identified and assessed?

  • 2. Has BAC established and implemented a procedure(s) to identify the environmental aspects/risks of its activities, products or services?

  • 3. Are risk controls identified, implemented and evaluated for their effectiveness?

  • 4. Has BAC identified and document environmental aspects and potential environmental impacts of operational activities considering a lifecycle perspective?

  • 5. Has the adopted risk methodology been published?

  • 6. Have significant environmental aspects of BAC been identified and communicated to all personnel?

  • 7. Has BAC taken into account the significant environmental aspects in establishing its EMS?

  • 8. Are the following items considered in determining the environmental aspects/risks?<br>•Resource Use inc. Energy & Fuel, Water Use and Waste,<br>•Land<br>•Surface and Groundwater,<br>•Biodiversity,<br>•Cultural Heritage,<br>•Air Quality,<br>•Noise<br>•Hazardous Materials.

MANAGEMENT LEVEL – COMPLIANCE OBLIGATIONS

  • 1. Have compliance obligations been identified?

  • 2. Do BAC personnel have access compliance obligation documentation?

  • 3. Has BAC determined how compliance obligations apply to operating activities?

  • 4. Are the compliance obligations requirements related to the identified environmental aspects/risks?

  • 5. Is there evidence of compliance review?

  • 6. How does the Company maintain knowledge and understanding of its compliance status?

  • 7. Are there sufficient resources provided to enable the organisation to identify and maintain its legal requirements?

MANAGEMENT LEVEL – ENVIRONMENTAL OBJECTIVES AND TARGETS

  • 1. Has BAC established and documented its environmental objectives and targets?

  • 2. Are the objectives and targets consistent with the Environmental Policy?

  • 3. Are the objectives and targets measurable where practicable?

  • 4. Does BAC have a system to monitored and report the achievement of objectives and targets to management?

  • 5. Has BAC established a system to communicate the established objectives and targets to the responsible team/units and personnel?

  • 6. Are the documented objectives and targets updated in order to achieve continual improvement?

MANAGEMENT LEVEL – CHANGE MANAGEMENT

  • 1. Has BAC established and documented change management processes?

  • 2. Is there evidence that change management has been implemented?

  • Assessment Results Summary

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