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Environmental Health and Safety Auditing Handbook By: Lee Harrison Normal price: 72.99 Our price: 62.04 + postage Bargain: save £10.95 ! Product code: 13504 ISBN: 0070269041 647 pages Format: Hb Published by: McGraw-Hill Professional, 1995, 2nd edition There are no reviews available for this book

Description of Environmental Health and Safety Auditing Handbook

McGraw-Hill launched environmental auditing when the first edition of Environmental, Health and Safety Auditing Handbook appeared in 1984. Now Lee Harrison's fully revised second edition pulls together a decade's worth of changes while retaining the clear, simple auditing guidelines that have made this guide such a success. You'll see how to use auditing as an assurance tool for company officials, as a way to identify and reduce risk, and as a foundation for assessing management systems and internal controls. And you'll get the step-by-step procedures you need to: - develop your own EHS auditing manual of principles, standards, goals and objectives - gain people's trust and cooperation during interviews - use experts from outside the company - report audit findings - develop follow-up and corrective procedures - insure audit confidentiality - and much more

Environmental Health and Safety Auditing Handbook - Chapter headings

Introduction: What is an Environmental, Health, and Safety Audit? EHS Auditing Comes of Age The Development of EHS Auditing as a Discipline: EHS Auditing as an Assurance Tool for Corporate Officials and Directors EHS as a Means of Risk Identification and Reduction EHS Auditing as a Means of Assessing Operating Management Systems and Internal Controls Developing EHS Auditing Principles and Standards The Valdez Principles Conducting An EHS Audit: Developing EHS Audit Goals and Objectives How Auditors Interview Facility Staff Tapping Sources Outside the Corporation/Facility Being Audited Reporting EHS Audit Findings Audit Follow-up and Corrective Action Audit Confidentiality The Federal Approach to EHS Auditing An Industry-Specific Approach to EHS Auditing Chemical, Pharmaceutical, Oil & Gas, Automotive, Electric Power, Forest Products, Waste Disposal, Fast Food, Computer, Biotechnology, Transportation, Consumer/Personal Care Products Telecommunications Aerospace Service Industries Banking Insurance Global Interest in EHS Auditing: European Community Directive European Audit Program The Far East Other Issues Auditing Perspective: Independent Counsel Auditing EHS Data Systems Applying Total Quality Management to EHS Audits Public Relations Aspect of EHS Audits Teaching Environmental Auditing