What is ISO 14699-4:2010 ?

What is ISO 14699-4:2010 and ISO 14405-6:2010?

ISO 14699-4:2010 and ISO 14405-6:2010 are both international standards that provide guidance and rules for various industries.

ISO 14699-4:2010, also known as ISO 14004:2010, is an internationally recognized standard that helps organizations establish, implement, maintain, and continually improve their environmental management systems (EMS). It provides practical guidance on how to effectively manage environmental responsibilities, minimize negative impact on the environment, comply with applicable laws and regulations, and continuously improve environmental performance.

ISO 14405-6:2010, on the other hand, is a standard that defines the rules and symbols used in geometrical tolerancing. It aims to facilitate clear communication between designers, manufacturers, and other stakeholders involved in the production process, by specifying the various symbols and terms used in geometrical tolerancing.

Both ISO 14699-4:2010 and ISO 14405-6:2010 play a crucial role in ensuring that organizations are able to manage their environmental responsibilities effectively and efficiently. Implementing these standards can help organizations identify and assess their environmental aspects and impacts, establish objectives and targets for improvement, develop environmental management programs, and monitor and measure their environmental performance.

By providing a systematic framework, ISO 14699-4:2010 and ISO 14405-6:2010 can help organizations integrate environmental considerations into their business operations and decision-making processes, ensuring that they are able to meet the requirements of environmental regulations and standards.