Environmental Management System (EMS)

• What is an Environmental Management System?

• What are the Elements of an EMS?

• Key EMS Terms

• Current EMS Team Members

• Related Links:• Secretary of Commerce Memo – EMS• NOAA EMS Website• ISO 14001• To communicate directly with the EMS

Coordinator: Jim Schell

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Marine Operations Center Environmental Policy

Related Documents:• MOC Commitment Memo - EMS• MOC-P Self-Declaration Letter• MOC-P Certificate of Completion• MOC-A Self-Declaration Letter

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Environmental Management System Procedures

001. Policy and Leadership002. Roles and Responsibilities003. Personnel Performance004. Environmental Impact Identification005.

Environmental Laws, Regulations and Other Requirements

006. Environmental Improvement Activities007. Environmental Awareness and Training008. Environmental Operational Controls009. Internal Communications

010. External Communications011.

Documentation and Control of EMS Documents and Records

012. Environmental Sampling, Monitoring and Performance Measures

013. Regulatory Compliance and EMS Audits and Self-Assessments

014. Corrective Action to Regulatory Compliance Audits and EMS Non-Conformances, Corrective and Preventive Actions

015. Management Review016.

Change, New Project Management and Procurement

A Procedure is a set of instructions on how an activity or process that is often carried out by several individuals or a team is to be performed. The following EMS Procedures are used to standardize the way in which MOC’s environmental activities are conducted. They contain the information, documents and forms that are necessary for the EMS to function and are the backbone of the system:

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Significant Environmental Aspects

The following Environmental Aspects are either regulated by federal, state or local government, or have been scored as having a significant environmental impact:

• SEA 1• SEA 2• SEA 3• SEA 4• SEA 5• SEA 6

Related Documents:

• MOC-P Aspects Analysis• MOC-P Legal & Other Requirements• MOC-A Aspects Analysis• MOC-A Legal & Other Requirements

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Environmental Management Programs (EMPs)

An EMP is the plan for actions that will be implemented in order to achieve the Objectives and Targets of the EMS. The following EMPs contain time lines, resources, operational controls and employee responsibilities and are, when necessary, amended to accommodate MOC’s changing circumstances, activities, and operations:

• Compliance Assurance Program (CAP)• Environmental Management Program (EMP)• Environmental Improvement and Pollution Prevention Program(P2)• Environmental Training Program (ETP)• Environmental Performance Program (EPP)• Environmental Stewardship Program (ESP)• Project Remediation Program (PRP)

Related Documents:

• EMS Roles and Responsibilities

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Environmental Management System Team

Submit your questions or suggestions – via email to the EMS Coordinator: Jim Schell

MOC Pacific EMS Team - 2007Name OrganizationJames Schell Directors OfficeWilliam Brandenburg Facility ManagementCDR Al Exner Medical Department

Gene Nelson Electronic Engineering Division

Ray Hermes Marine Engineering Division

Rick Villarreal Resource Management Division

Larry Mordock Operations Division

MOC Atlantic EMS Team - 2007Name Organization

James Schell Directors OfficeRoyal Evans Facilities ManagementJoe Clark Facilities ManagementLCDR Ricardo Ramos Operations DivisionDoug Smith Directors Staff

Janice Rush Resource Management Division

Jim Brindely Electronic Engineering Division

Jim Strickler Marine Engineering Division

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