Environmental management strategies: the 21st century perspective
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| adam_text | CONTENTS PART 1 STARTING OUR JOURNEYS 1 CHAPTER 1 ENVIRONMENTAL
MANAGEMENT AT A CROSSROADS: TIME FOR A RADICAL BREAKTHROUGH 2
INTRODUCTION 2 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT: THE PRESENT 11 ENVIRONMENTAL
AUDITS: EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT TOOLS 12 POLLUTION PREVENTION: A GOAL WORTH
CONSIDERING 14 DESIGN FOR THE ENVIRONMENT (DFE): OUT-OF-THE-BOX THINKING
17 SOFTWARE: A ROLE PLAYER IN EH&S/EMS MANAGEMENT 19 ISO 14000 CHAMPIONS
A NEW ERA FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 20 WHAT THIS SIGNALS FOR THE
MATURING FIELD OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 21 WHAT S ON THE HORIZON FOR
REGULATED ORGANIZATIONS, AND WHERE MIGHT WE BE GOING? 22 WHAT SHOULD WE
LOOK FOR? 22 WHAT ADDITIONAL BENEFITS CAN WE ACHIEVE? 24 A LOOK FORWARD
25 CHAPTER 2 THE USEPA S ENFORCEMENT STRATEGY: THE EVOLUTION OF
ENVIRONMENTAL ENFORCEMENT 33 INTRODUCTION 33 EPA ENFORCEMENT AT A
GLANCE: AN OVERVIEW 34 1. SOME OF THE ENFORCEMENT TOOLS USED BY EPA 35
2. EPA S EVOLVING COMPLIANCE AND ENFORCEMENT 35 EPA S FOUR-YEAR PLAN 36
EPA S FIVE-YEAR PLAN 36 EPA S FY 1997 ENFORCEMENT AND COMPLIANCE
ASSURANCE PRIORITIES 37 ADDITIONAL EPA FY 1997 COMPLIANCE ASSURANCE
PRIORITIES 38 EPA AT A CROSSROADS 39 1. THE 33/50 PROGRAM 40 2. THE
ENVIRONMENTAL LEADERSHIP PROGRAM 41 VII 3. THE COMMON SENSE INITIATIVE
43 4. PROJECT XL 46 TRACKING EPA S REINVENTION EFFORTS: ARE WE THERE
YET? 48 L.GAO REPORTS 48 2. U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SURVEY ON U.S.
BUSINESSES 50 3. EPA S TWO-YEAR ANNIVERSARY REPORT 51 ADDITIONAL EPA
CONSIDERATIONS 52 INDUSTRY PARTICIPATION IN DEVELOPING SCIENCE AND
REGULATION: THE CASE OF ENDOCRINE DISRUPTERS 53 A CLOSING THOUGHT: ARE
WE THERE YET? 55 CHAPTER 3 OSHA SAFETY AND HEALTH MANAGEMENT
RESPONSIBILITIES 60 INTRODUCTION 60 REGULATORY BACKGROUND 61 OSHA
REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS 62 OSHA STANDARDS PROMULGATION 62 ADVISORY
COMMITTEES 62 NIOSH RECOMMENDATIONS 63 STANDARDS ADOPTION 63 EMERGENCY
TEMPORARY STANDARDS 63 STANDARD PROMULGATION SUMMARY 63 INJURY AND
ILLNESS RECORDS 64 RECORDKEEPING FORMS 64 OTHER RECORDKEEPING
REQUIREMENTS 64 POSTING REQUIREMENTS 65 WORKPLACE INSPECTION 65
INSPECTION PRIORITIES 66 IMMINENT DANGER 66 CATASTROPHES AND FATAL
ACCIDENTS 66 EMPLOYEE COMPLAINTS 66 PROGRAMMED INSPECTIONS 67 FOLLOW-UP
INSPECTIONS 67 INSPECTION PROCESS 67 OPENING CONFERENCE 67 WALK-AROUND
INSPECTION 68 CLOSING CONFERENCE 68 SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAMS 69
RESPIRATORY PROTECTION: NEED FOR RESPIRATORS 69 ENGINEERING CONTROLS 69
WRITTEN STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES 70 PROGRAM EVALUATION 70 SELECTION
OF RESPIRATORS 70 TRAINING 71 FIT TESTING 72 INSPECTION 73 CLEANING 73
STORAGE 73 MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS 73 WORK AREA MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT
73 SUMMARY 73 OCCUPATIONAL NOISE EXPOSURE 74 NOISE MONITORING 74
EMPLOYEE TRAINING 74 HEARING PROTECTION 75 GENERAL PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT 75 OSHA PPE REGULATIONS 75 HEAD PROTECTION 75 EYE/FACE
PROTECTION 76 FOOT PROTECTION 76 HAND PROTECTION 76 BODY PROTECTION 76
HAZARD COMMUNICATION 76 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS 77 TRAINING AND
INFORMATION 77 CONTAINER LABELING 77 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS LIST 78
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE 78 EVACUATION PLANS 78 HAZARDOUS
MATERIAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLANS 78 ELECTRICAL SAFETY 79 LOCKOUT/TAGOUT
80 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 80 EMPLOYEE TRAINING 80 MACHINE GUARDING 80
POINT OF OPERATION 80 POWER TRANSMISSION APPARATUS 81 CONFINED SPACES 81
CONFINED SPACE HAZARDS 81 CONFINED SPACE PROGRAM 82 TRAINING 82 SUMMARY
82 CHAPTER 4 AN OVERVIEW OF SEC ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS FOR
PUBLICLY-HELD COMPANIES 85 INTRODUCTION 85 THE SEC ENVIRONMENTAL
REPORTING REQUIREMENTS 88 WHAT THIS MAY ENTAIL FOR PUBLICLY-HELD
COMPANIES 91 A LOOK AHEAD 93 CHAPTER 5 AN OVERVIEW OF MULTI- AND SINGLE
MEDIA EPA INSPECTIONS 98 INTRODUCTION 98 HOW EPA INSPECTIONS ARE PLANNED
101 CATEGORIES OF COMPLIANCE INSPECTIONS 102 DEVELOPING AN EPA
INSPECTION SCHEME 103 CHOOSING THE LEVEL OF EPA INSPECTION 105
MULTIMEDIA INSPECTIONS 108 SAMPLE ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS 110 CONCLUSION 111
CHAPTER 6 A LOOK AT INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES FOR THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGER
115 INTRODUCTION 115 A SAMPLING OF INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES 117 KEEPING UP
WITH REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS 117 FOLLOWING UP WITH ENVIRONMENTAL AND EMS
AUDIT DEFICIENCIES 120 DELVING IN ROOT-CAUSE ISSUES TO IMPROVE EMSS 122
PROVIDING ADEQUATE AND APPROPRIATE TRAINING TO AFFECTED WORKERS 123
EXPANDING AWARENESS INTO OTHER BUSINESS AREAS OF THE ORGANIZATION 125
SHIFTING GEARS INTO A PROGRESSIVE AWARENESS MODE 126 ENVIRONMENTAL
PROGRESS IS MORE THAN JUST COMPLIANCE 126 GETTING THE ORGANIZATION TO
PULL TOGETHER 128 DO THE BENEFITS OUTWEIGH THE COSTS? 131 INNOVATIVE
STRATEGIES ... MOVING FORWARD 135 A. PLAN-DO-CHECK-ACT 1 36 B. PROVIDE
FOLLOW-UP TO TRACK AND MEASURE PROGRAM EFFECTIVENESS 138 PAST TO
PRESENT: THE DEVELOPING EH&S PROFESSIONAL FROM THE 1970S TO THE 1990S
139 CONFRONTED BY A WORLD OF CHANGE 141 MOVING FORWARD TO THE FUTURE 142
THE NEXT WAVE OF EH&S 144 SUSTAINABLE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE 145 THE
EMERGENT EH&S PROFESSIONAL: CHANGING SKILLS TO ADDRESS NEW DIRECTIONS
148 A LOOK FORWARD 148 PART 2 INNOVATING THE ENVIRONMENTAL LANDSCAPE 155
CHAPTER 7 BENCHMARKING STUDIES: ADDING INSIGHT AND VALUE TO
ORGANIZATIONS EH&S PROGRAMS 156 INTRODUCTION 156 USING BENCHMARKING TO
PROVIDE SOLUTIONS TO EH&S INQUIRIES 157 WHAT CAN BE GAINED BY AN
ORGANIZATION IN A BENCHMARKING STUDY? 160 INITIATING A BENCHMARKING
STUDY: KEY CONSIDERATIONS 162 DEVELOPING A BASELINE 162 CHOOSING A
PARTNER: WHAT TO LOOK FOR 168 A. PREVIEW OF A BENCHMARK STUDY LOOKING AT
A COMPANY S EMS 169 B. PREVIEW OF A BENCHMARKING STUDY LOOKING AT A
COMPANY S ISO 14001 CERTIFICATION PROCESS 170 BENCHMARKING EXAMPLES:
NOTEWORTHY CASE STUDIES 1 72 A. THE APQC S INTERNATIONAL BENCHMARKING
CLEARINGHOUSE REPORT 172 B. THE IRRC CORPORATE ENVIRONMENTAL PROFILES
DIRECTORY 1996 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 176 C. U.S. GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE
(GAO) REPORT ON ENVIRONMENTAL AUDITING 179 RECENT TRENDS: A SNEAK PEAK
AT ENVIRONMENTAL CONFERENCES 180 WHAT THE NUMBERS TELL US: EMERGING
TRENDS 181 CHAPTER 8 BUILDING BLOCKS FOR IMPROVING A COMPANY S
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 187 INTRODUCTION 187 BUSINESS FORCES
CHANGING THE ENVIRONMENTAL LANDSCAPE 192 DEFINING THE ENVIRONMENTAL
MANAGER S ROLE: SETTING THE BUILDING BLOCKS IN PLACE 193 INNOVATIVE
SOLUTIONS TO ENHANCE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS 1 96 BUSINESS
CHANGES FOSTERED BY REGULATORS AND LEGISLATORS 197 INSIDE ENVIRONMENTAL
COMPLIANCE: A CORPORATE VIEW 199 WHEN IS IMPROVING COMPLIANCE
PERFORMANCE JUSTIFIED? 200 WHAT COMMONSENSE ELEMENTS CAN IMPROVE A
COMPLIANCE PROGRAM? 202 MANAGEMENT STATEMENT 202 LIST OF REQUIREMENTS
202 OPERATING REQUIREMENTS 202 REPORTING REQUIREMENTS 203 EMPLOYEE
TRAINING REQUIREMENTS 203 RECORD KEEPING REQUIREMENTS 203 ASSIGNMENT OF
RESPONSIBILITY 203 TRAINING 203 LEGAL SUPPORT 204 AUDIT PROCESS 204
ELEMENTS TO IMPROVE COMPLIANCE PERFORMANCE 204 USER-FRIENDLY LIST OF
REQUIREMENTS 204 CHANGING REQUIREMENTS 205 LOBBY AND ADVOCACY 205 NEW
AND AMENDED LAWS AND REGULATIONS 205 COURT DECISIONS 206 ENFORCEMENT
POLICY 206 OPEN COMMUNICATIONS 206 INCIDENT INVESTIGATION 206
UNDERSTANDING THE POTENTIAL FOR NONCOMPLIANCE 206 REDUCE DEPENDENCE ON
AUDITS 206 CONCLUSION 207 THE MILLIPORE EMS EXAMPLE 207 WHAT THE FUTURE
MAY BRING 209 CHAPTER 9 THE ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT AS AN EFFECTIVE
MANAGEMENT TOOL 214 INTRODUCTION 214 ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT DRIVERS 215
WHAT WE CAN EXPECT FROM AUDIT PROGRAMS AS THEY CONTINUE TO EVOLVE? 217
INTRODUCTION 218 HISTORY OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT 218 TYPES OF AUDITS
219 COMPLIANCE AUDITS 219 MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AUDITS 221 LEGAL ASPECTS OF
AUDITING 223 STATE AUDIT PRIVILEGE LAWS 224 ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE
224 AUDITING BEYOND THE FENCE LINE 225 SUPERFUND LIABILITY 225 TOLL
MANUFACTURERS 226 CUSTOMER/SUPPLIERS 227 MEASURING AUDIT PROGRAM SUCCESS
227 BENCHMARKING THE AUDIT PROGRAM 229 SUMMARY 229 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES:
CORPORATE GOALS 229 INTRODUCTION 230 PROGRAM DESCRIPTION 231 SCHEDULING
THE AUDIT 232 PRE-AUDIT PHASE 233 COMPLIANCE AUDIT COORDINATOR 233 AUDIT
ANNOUNCEMENT CORRESPONDENCE 233 PRE-AUDIT QUESTIONNAIRE 234 PRE-AUDIT
QUESTIONNAIRE ATTACHMENT 234 EH&S COMPLIANCE AUDIT PROTOCOLS 234
REGULATION REVIEW 235 AUDIT PLAN 235 AUDITOR QUALIFICATIONS 236 TEAM
DEVELOPMENT AND AUDIT ASSIGNMENTS 236 FACILITY COORDINATION 237 AUDIT
PHASE 237 OPENING CONFERENCE 238 WIDE-AISLE TOUR 238 INTERVIEW
SCHEDULING 238 INTERVIEWS AND DATA GATHERING 239 MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND
CORPORATE GOALS REVIEW 239 FACILITY BRIEFINGS 239 ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS
240 ACTION PLAN PREPARATION 240 ACTION ITEM PRIORITIZATION 241 CLOSING
CONFERENCE 241 ACTION PLAN INPUT 242 PROGRAM COMPLIANCE RATING 242 POST
AUDIT PHASE 243 REPORTING 243 FOLLOW-UP 244 ANNUAL REPORT 245 THE
HEWLETT-PACKARD COMPANY 245 THE EARLY-1970S: THE BEGINNING OF
ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS 246 LATE-197OS TO THE EARLY-1980S: THE
ADOLESCENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS 247 MID-1980S TO EARLY-1990S:
ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS ENTERS TEENAGE YEARS 250 EARLY-1990S TO THE
PRESENT: ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS MATURES 251 IN CONCLUSION 252 PART 3
PUTTING INNOVATION INTO PRACTICE: A CLOSER LOOK 255 CHAPTER 10
PROGRESSIVE ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDS IN INDUSTRY 256 INTRODUCTION 256
EC&C, INC.: BACKGROUND 257 THE NEW EC&C PARADIGM 259 WASTE REDUCTION
PAYS (WARP) PROGRAM 260 FROM COMPLIANCE TO EXCELLENCE 260 QUALITY 260
TRAINING 262 MONITORING 262 CULTURAL CHANGE 263 RESULTS 264 THE GILLETTE
COMPANY AND THE ENVIRONMENT 267 GILLETTE POLICIES 267 ENVIRONMENTAL
PROGRAMS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS 268 GILLETTE S POLLUTION PREVENTION PROGRAM
269 EPA S 33/50 PROGRAM 270 ENERGY AND WATER CONSERVATION 270 EPA S
GREEN LIGHTS PROGRAM 271 PRODUCT STEWARDSHIP 271 DESIGN FOR THE
ENVIRONMENT 271 PACKAGING 272 EPA S ENVIRONMENTAL LEADERSHIP PROGRAM 272
DRAFT FRAMEWORK FOR NATIONAL ELP 274 CONCLUSION 275 CHEVRON
CORPORATION*THE CHEVRON WAY 275 A SAMPLING OF ENVIRONMENTAL REPORTS: THE
PRIMARY INDUSTRY DRIVERS 277 THE PERI GUIDELINES 277 THE CHEMICAL
MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION S (CMA) RESPONSIBLE CARE PROGRAM 280 THE
AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE (API) 281 A FEW PROGRESSIVE COMPANIES:
HIGHLIGHTING VOLUNTARY ENVIRONMENTAL REPORTS 282 IBM 282 HEWLETT-PACKARD
COMPANY 284 TEXACO 285 EHS POLICIES AND STANDARDS 286 EHS AUDITING 286
PRODUCT STEWARDSHIP 287 BOEING COMPANY 287 CHEVRON COMPANY 289 IN
SUMMARY 291 CHAPTER 11 EFFECTIVE RISK MANAGEMENT AND COMMUNICATION: TIPS
ON WORKING WITH THE PUBLIC 294 INTRODUCTION 294 PRUDENT RISK MANAGEMENT
AND RISK COMMUNICATION 294 PROACTIVE RISK MANAGEMENT AND RISK
COMMUNICATION 294 PARADIGM-BREAKING RISK MANAGEMENT AND RISK
COMMUNICATION 295 SOME EXAMPLES OF INEFFECTIVE AND EFFECTIVE
ENVIRONMENTAL RISK MANAGEMENT AND COMMUNICATION 297 TWO EXAMPLES OF
INEFFECTIVE RISK MANAGEMENT AND COMMUNICATION 297 EXAMPLE NO. 1: THE
VALDEZ OIL SPILL 297 EXAMPLE NO. 2: THE BHOPAL DISASTER 299 TWO
EFFECTIVE EXAMPLES OF RISK MANAGEMENT AND RISK COMMUNICATION 300 EXAMPLE
NO. 1: ASHLAND OIL S INCIDENT 300 EXAMPLE NO. 2: TWO EXAMPLES FROM VERY
DIFFERENT PHASES 301 GOOD EXAMPLE 2A: ELY LILLY S DISASTER THAT (SO FAR)
NEVER HAPPENED 301 GOOD EXAMPLE NO. 2B: THE TYLENOL SCARE * A SERIOUS,
REAL DISASTER SUCCESSFULLY CONTAINED AND MANAGED 302 WHAT RISK
MANAGEMENT AND RISK COMMUNICATION ARE AND HOW THEY RE SUPPOSED TO WORK
303 VIEWS ON THE NATURE OF RISK MANAGEMENT, RISK COMMUNICATION, AND
THEIR INTEGRATION 303 RISK MANAGEMENT 303 RISK COMMUNICATION 304
INTEGRATED RISK MANAGEMENT AND COMMUNICATION 304 SOME BENEFITS EFFECTIVE
RISK MANAGEMENT AND RISK COMMUNICATION CAN PROVIDE 306 SOME LESSONS
LEARNED: WHY SYSTEMATIC RISK MANAGEMENT AND RISK COMMUNICATION ARE
NEEDED 308 WHAT CAN GO WRONG WITHOUT APPROPRIATE RISK MANAGEMENT AND
RISK COMMUNICATION: SOME EXAMPLES 308 CASE STUDY #1: NO REAL RISK
MANAGEMENT OR RISK COMMUNICATION 308 CASE STUDY #2: INADEQUATE RISK
MANAGEMENT * RISK COMMUNICATION CAN ONLY DO SO MUCH 308 CASE STUDY #3:
ACCEPTABLE RISK MANAGEMENT, BUT INADEQUATE RISK COMMUNICATION 309 WHAT
CAN GO RIGHT WITH APPROPRIATE RISK MANAGEMENT 309 CASE STUDY #1:
ACCEPTABLE RISK MANAGEMENT AND RISK COMMUNICATION 309 CASE STUDY #2:
EXEMPLARY RISK MANAGEMENT OR COMMUNICATION AND ACCEPTABLE RISK
MANAGEMENT OR COMMUNICATION 310 PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER: DEVELOPING YOUR
RISK MANAGEMENT AND RISK COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES 311 WHERE TO START 311
DEVELOPING YOUR APPROACHES TO AN INTEGRATED RM PROGRAM: SOME RECOMMENDED
STEPS 312 HOW EFFECTIVE IS YOUR RISK PROGRAM? 312 CONCLUDING THOUGHTS
AND REMARKS 31 3 NEED FOR CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT 313 RISK MANAGEMENT AND
RISK COMMUNICATION AND OTHER COMPANY FUNCTIONS 313 CONCLUDING
PERSPECTIVES 314 CHAPTER 12 WHAT ISO 14000 BRINGS TO ENVIRONMENTAL
MANAGEMENT AND COMPLIANCE 317 INTRODUCTION 317 INTRODUCTION TO THE ISO
18000 STANDARDS 318 BACKGROUND ON ISO 14000 320 THE FAMILY OF ISO 14000:
HOW THE STANDARDS COMPLEMENT EACH OTHER 322 ISO 14001 323 ISO 14004 324
ISO14010S 325 ISO14020S 326 ISO 14031 327 ISO14040S 328 CERTIFICATION TO
ISO 14001: WHAT IT ENTAILS 329 BENEFITS TO ISO 14001 CERTIFICATION 330
GETTING TO CERTIFICATION 331 CONTINUAL IMPROVEMENT: WHAT THAT REALLY
MEANS 333 A CURRENT SNAPSHOT: WHERE WE ARE IN 1998? 334 ENVIRONMENTAL
MANAGEMENT WITH ISO 14001 AT SGS-THOMSON MICROELECTRONICS 335
INTRODUCTION 335 BACKGROUND ON ISO 14000 336 BACKGROUND ON ST 336 THE
ELEMENTS OF ISO 14001: COMMITMENT AND POLICY 336 MANAGEMENT COMMITMENT
336 POLICY 338 PLANNING 338 INITIAL REVIEW: REGISTER OF SIGNIFICANT
EFFECTS 339 LEGISLATIVE REGISTER AND COMPLIANCE 341 OBJECTIVES 341
IMPLEMENTATION AND OPERATION 344 TRAINING 344 COMMUNICATION 345
DOCUMENTATION 345 DOCUMENT CONTROL 346 OPERATIONAL CONTROL 347 CHEMICAL
MANAGEMENT 347 EMISSION ABATEMENT EQUIPMENT OPERATION 348 HAZARDOUS
WASTE MANAGEMENT 348 OFF-SITE SERVICES/CONTRACTORS 348 CHECKING AND
CORRECTIVE ACTION 349 MONITORING AND MEASUREMENTS 349 TRENDING 349 SPC
349 CALIBRATION 349 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AUDIT 350 MANAGEMENT
REVIEW 350 CONCLUSIONS 351 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES APPROACH TO PERFORMING
AN INTERNAL EMS AUDIT 351 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS 351 PURPOSE
OF THIS SECTION 351 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES: A LEADER IN EMS IMPLEMENTATION
352 EMS AUDIT PROGRAM OBJECTIVES 353 EMS AUDIT PROCESS 353 OPERATING
UNITS REQUEST EMS AUDIT 354 NOTIFICATION LETTER AND PRE-AUDIT
QUESTIONNAIRE 354 EMS AUDIT PLAN PREPARATION AND APPROVAL 356 REVIEW OF
EMS DOCUMENTATION 357 EMS AUDIT 357 OPENING CONFERENCE 358 ON-SITE AUDIT
ACTIVITIES 358 AUDIT FINDINGS 358 CLOSING CONFERENCE 359 PREPARING EMS
AUDIT REPORTS 359 DOCUMENT CONTROL 359 EMS AUDIT AS THE KEY TO CONTINUAL
IMPROVEMENT 360 EMS AUDIT PROCEDURE 360 PERFORMING THE EMS AUDIT 361 IN
CONCLUSION 363 PART 4 WHERE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT MAY BE HEADED 369
CHAPTER 13 UTILIZING SOFTWARE TO ENHANCE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
RESPONSIBILITIES 370 INTRODUCTION 370 THE EVOLUTION OF COMPUTERS AND
PERIPHERALS 372 THE EVOLUTION OF EH&S SOFTWARE 373 SOFTWARE ADVANCES:
SPURRED BY INCREASED USER DEMANDS 376 HIGHLIGHTS OF A FEW EH&S SOFTWARE
PACKAGE CAPABILITIES 377 A CASE STUDY*OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRIES, INC. 378
IBM S SPECIALTY SOFTWARE*ENTERPRISE DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS 378
CARIBOU SYSTEMS 380 NORTEL 380 PEREGRINE, INC. 381 THE NEXT WAVE IN EH&S
AND OTHER SOFTWARE SYSTEMS 382 A PARTIAL LISTING OF SOFTWARE PROVIDERS
383 EH&S COMPLIANCE, INCLUDING AUDITS 383 ISO 14001 CONSIDERATIONS*EMS
AND GAP ANALYSES 384 INTELLIGENT REAL-TIME EXPERT SYSTEMS 384 ENTERPRISE
RESOURCE PLANNING (ERP) AND ELECTRONIC DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT (EDM) SYSTEMS
384 ISO 9000 SOFTWARE 384 CONCLUSION 384 CHAPTER 14 SOURCES OF
ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION 388 APPRECIATING THE ENORMITY OF KEEPING
CURRENT 388 WHAT ARE THE ODDS YOU WILL BE CAUGHT? 389 THE RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN LAWS AND REGULATIONS 389 WHAT ARE PRIMARY AND SECONDARY
SOURCES OF INFORMATION? 390 ACQUIRING A GOOD BASE OF COMPLIANCE
KNOWLEDGE 391 USING VIDEOTAPES AS A SOURCE OF EH&S INFORMATION 391
CONSIDERING LOOSELEAF SERVICES FOR ACCESS TO CHANGING INFORMATION 392
NEWSLETTERS CAN PROVIDE TIMELY INFORMATION AT A REASONABLE PRICE 393
FINDING OUT ABOUT ENVIRONMENTAL TRADE MAGAZINES AND JOURNALS 394 LOOKING
MORE CLOSELY AT LIBRARIES 395 BUSINESS LIBRARIES 395 COLLEGE LIBRARIES
396 COUNTY OR STATE LAW LIBRARIES 396 MOVING AHEAD WITH ELECTRONIC
INFORMATION 396 HOW MUCH DO YOU NEED? 396 HOW OFTEN DO YOU NEED IT? 397
WHAT ARE THE MAIN DIFFERENCES BETWEEN FLOPPY DISKS & CD-ROM? 397 WHAT
MAKES ONLINE SERVICES BETTER THAN DISKS OR CDS FOR OBTAINING
INFORMATION? 398 WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A FREE ONLINE SERVICE
AND ONE THAT COSTS MONEY? 398 WHAT IS THE INTERNET AND HOW CAN IT BE
USED TO OBTAIN EH&S INFORMATION? 400 GAINING ACCESS TO THE NET 400 WHAT
ARE LISTSERVS AND NEWSGROUPS, AND WHAT S WRONG WITH GETTING FLAMED ?
401 LISTSERVS 401 NEWSGROUPS 401 FLAMING 402 RISING TO THE CHALLENGE 402
CHAPTER 15 WHAT THE FUTURE MAY LOOK LIKE IN ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT: A
PERSPECTIVE 405 INTRODUCTION 405 WHAT SOME COMPANIES ARE DOING 410
OUTSOURCING CORE EH&S RESPONSIBILITIES 410 SOME COMPANIES RELY ON
BOUTIQUE FIRMS: STRATEGIC OUTSOURCING 412 STRATEGIC ALLIANCES: ANOTHER
ALTERNATIVE 414 WHAT THIS PORTENDS FOR NEXT-GENERATION ENVIRONMENTAL
MANAGEMENT 416 THE IBM CASE STUDY 41 7 OTHER CONSIDERATIONS 418 APPENDIX
A SAMPLE EPA INSPECTION CHECKLIST 425 APPENDIX B PUBLICATIONS,
PROFESSIONAL & INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS, PUBLIC INTEREST GROUPS AND
GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES 430 APPENDIX C LIST OF ACRONYMS 438 APPENDIX D
ENVIRONMENTAL GUIDING PRINCIPLES & CODES OF ETHICS 440 APPENDIX E
ORGANIZATION S ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES, MISSION STATEMENTS AND OTHER
SUPPORTIVE DOCUMENTS 450 APPENDIX F ADDITIONAL READINGS 455 APPENDIX G
SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION 458 INDEX 467
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