A company conducts an audit of its environmental management system (EMS) for ISO 14001 compliance. In this situation, which of the following factors is MOST likely to be of concern?
ISO 14001 Compliance: ISO 14001 requires organizations to have an Environmental Management System (EMS) with clear, measurable objectives and targets.
Concern with Subjectivity: Targets and goals that are subjective and non-quantifiable do not meet ISO 14001 requirements, as they cannot be objectively measured or audited for compliance.
Importance of Quantifiable Goals: Clear, quantifiable targets allow for proper monitoring, measurement, and continuous improvement, which are core components of ISO 14001.
Reference: The ISO 14001 standard itself and environmental management literature, such as 'ISO 14001 Environmental Management Systems: An Easy-to-Use Guide' by Brian J. Gallant, emphasize the need for specific, measurable, and objective targets in an EMS.
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