YOUR FUTURE: STANDARDS, SUSTAINABILITY & COMPETENCE - THE LINKS 17 DECEMBER 2013 @ KL BIRD PARK, KUALA LUMPUR Safety ty, Health th and Envir ironm nment ental al Manag agem ement ent Servic ices es Intern ernatio ational nal
PROGRAMME 17 th December 2013, Tuesday 0915 - 0930 Registration / Welcome coffee · Session opening · Presentation 1: SHEMSI Overview · Presentation 2: Current Development in Sustainability 0930 - 1100 Drivers - by Ms Amarjit Kaur & Mr Stan Rodgers · Q&A Session 1100 - 1115 Coffee break · Presentation 3: Introduction to IEMA · Presentation 4: Updates on Sustainability Related Courses 1115 - 1245 - by Mr Nicholas Fekete Perez · Q&A Session · Closing 1245 - 1330 Lunch
TODAY’S SESSION Session objectives: • Provide details of current development in sustainability drivers • Provide latest updates on the ISO Standards related to the environment and safety & health • Introduce you to IEMA, providing updated information for members • Provide details of the latest sustainability related training courses
ABOUT US
MISSION SHEMSI’s mission is to assist clients to operate their business in a cost effective, competitive and sustainable manner. We achieve this by encouraging our clients to look proactively at their potential and actual impacts on society and adopt innovative and practical solutions to prevent, reduce or ameliorate those impacts.
VISION Our vision is to work with clients who see the sustainability of their business and society as inseparable in terms of social, economic and environmental responsibility.
VALUES Acting with integrity in our dealings with clients and our staff, only undertaking client assignments for which we have or are able to obtain the expertise and providing our clients with value adding services at a fair and reasonable cost.
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE & COMPETENCE • Stan Rodgers, Principal Consultant • Amarjit Kaur, Senior Consultant • Haslayati Hashim, Consultant • Amira Hamdan, Assistant Consultant • Myra Yusoff, Accounts Officer
Stan Rodgers, Principal Consultant MSc OSH • MSc Env Mgmt • Grad Dip Mgmt • DIC Aeronautics – Imperial College UK • IEMA registered Environmental and Lead EMS auditor • Associate IEMA Member • Done related work in Australia, China, Malaysia, Mauritius, • New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand Presented papers at national and international conferences • on environmental management and corporate social responsibility Judge for the ACCA’s MERA/MESRA Awards in 2006, 2007 and • 2009 Australian delegate to ISO TC207 - various committees since • 1993
Amarjit Kaur, Senior Consultant MEnv Mgmt • Grad Dip in Environmental Toxicology and Pollution Monitoring • B. AppSc (Hons) • IEMA registered EMS auditor • Associate IEMA Member • Prime Minister’s Hibiscus Award Assessor • M’sian expert delegate for ISO TC207 SC1, 2 and ISO TC 176 SC 3 • Haslayati Hashim, Consultant BSc(Hons) • NIOSH SHO Training • Assistant Manager – Safety, Health and Environment • Amira Hamdan, Assistant Consultant BSc Environmental Management •
TEAM COMPETENCE
Representation at Delivered Recognised Providers of Certifiable international standards Training Courses Management Systems development Institute of Environmental • (standalone/integrated) Management and Environmental • Assessment (IEMA) Management Systems : Carbon Management EMS, • ISO 14001;ISO - and Accounting OHSMS, • 14004;ISO 14005 Advanced EMS - Food Safety, • Occupational Safety & • Auditor Training Business Continuity • Health Management Course management systems Systems: ISO 45001 Internal EMS Auditor - Other management • Training Course Greenhouse Gases : • systems Certificate in - ISO 14069 Training courses, • Environmental Organizational Carbon consultancy and Management Footprinting; ISO 14064 auditing services Sustainability: Guide 82; • Global Reporting • Sustainable Business Initiative (GRI) Districts; SR ISO 26000 (collaboration with National Center for Auditing: ISO 19011 • Sustainability Reporting (NCSR))
SERVICES
Consultancy Training Sustainability Auditing & Reporting & Assessment Assurance Other services
Management Systems (Standalone and Integrated) Health and safety (OHSAS 18001/MS 1722) Environment (MS/ISO 14001) Quality (MS/ISO 9001) Food safety (ISO 22000 and HACCP) RSPO (Roundtable for Sustainable Palm Oil) Supply chain security (ISO 28000) Organizational resilience and business continuity management (ISO 22301) Event sustainability management system (ISO 20121)
Risk identification, assessment and treatment Environmental management accounting practices GHG accounting and management CSR practices Sustainability principles and strategies Corporate reporting (GRI guidelines) Sustainable tourism practices
ESHMS Auditing ESH assessments and reviews (C)SR assessments Sustainability assessments Sustainability report verification and validation GHG assessments
Institutional strengthening Contracted technical expertise Public training/workshop Management systems implementation software
CLIENT BASE Agriculture, forest industries & plantation • Property development & construction • Electronics & semiconductor sectors • Mechanical & electrical sectors • Healthcare • Petroleum & chemical sectors • Waste management • Event management • Government and regulatory bodies • Transportation, Automotive & Aviation • Rubber & associated products • Tourism, hospitality & food sectors • Certification bodies •
OUR PARTNERS QAI Sdn. Bhd.
CURRENT PROJECTS & FUTURE PLANS
CURRENT PROJECTS Independent audits for MRT Packages • Construction (ISO 14001 & OHSAS • 18001) Sustainability principles • Business continuity management • system Event management (ISO 14001) • Safety & Health Review •
FUTURE PLANS-2014 FEBRUARY: JULY: • GRI G4 • DIS ISO 14001 Understanding & Interpretation MARCH: AUGUST: • Carbon Management & Accounting (IEMA) • GRI G4 • IEMA Sustainability Level SEPTEMBER: 2/4 • Carbon Management & APRIL: Accounting (IEMA) • DIS ISO 14001 • IEMA Sustainability Level 2/4 Understanding & OCTOBER: Interpretation • Revised 14001 Understanding & MAY: Interpretation • GRI G4 • EMS Auditor Conversion to ISO JUNE: 14001 : 2015 (IEMA) • IEMA Sustainability Level NOVEMBER: 2/4 • GRI G4
CURRENT DEVELOPMENT IN SUSTAINABILITY DRIVERS LOCAL POLICIES AND LEGISLATION STANDARDS - UPDATES
SUSTAINABILITY - GLOBAL CONTEXT 2006 – present Green Investment 1990 – 2005 - Low carbon growth Governmental Reform 1900 – 1980s - Energy switch - Supra-structures Nature Protection - Technology localization - New instruments - Nature conservation - Agenda 21 - Pollution control -Adversarial A change in the way of looking at advocacy the relationship between environment and growth – from conflict to co-evolution. Source: Hezri, 2011
MALAYSIA 2006 – present 1990 – 2005 Green Investment Governmental Reform 1900 – 1980s - Supra-structures Nature Protection - New instruments National Climate - Nature conservation Change Policy 2009 - Agenda 21 - Pollution control Target: To reduce -Adversarial CO2 emissions advocacy National intensity by 40% per GDP by 2020 Environmental compared to 2005 Policy 2002 EQA 1974 baseline National Green Technology Policy 2009 4 key sectors: Energy, Buildings, A change in the way of looking at the Transportation, Water relationship between environment and and Waste growth – from conflict to co-evolution. National Renewable Source: Hezri, 2011 Energy Policy 2009
UPDATES ON REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT • No significant changes in environmental laws except recent amendments on EQA 1974 in 2012. • Environmental court established with jurisdiction over 38 environment-related laws • New laws enacted, e.g. Renewable Energy Act 2011 • Solid Waste And Public Cleansing Management Act 2007 was recently enforced on 1 September 2011.
SECTOR SPECIFIC • Agriculture • Energy • Buildings / Urban development • Manufacturing • Governance
AGRICULTURE • Palm oil industry – MS 2530:2013 Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil (MSPO) • Expected to launch in 2014 • National Biomass Strategy 2020 – To increase the end-use values of biomass (e.g. empty fruit brunch) in the production of biofuel, pellets, etc.
ENERGY • Green Technology Financing Scheme (Green Tech Corp) – Financial funding offered to producers and users of green technology • Feed-In-Tariff (SEDA) – Requires distribution licensees (e.g. TNB) to purchase electricity generated from renewable sources from feed-in approval holders for a specific duration.
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