Certification Systems

Basic environmental concepts and principles.

1. Oral expositions, in theoretical-practical classes and seminars/lectures, which encourage the participation of students;

2. Literature research, analysis and use of scientific information available in international journals;

3. Analysis of national and international standards and relevant legislation;

4. Videos;

5. Collecting data and analyzing real cases;

6. Elaboration of group work, integrating all the dimensions of the work mentioned in the previous paragraphs, using PBL approaches.

Knowledge and application of concepts, techniques and methods of self-control and voluntary certification systems:
-Quality Management Systems: ISO 9000/9001/9004
-Environmental Management Systems: ISO 14001/4/5/6 and EMAS
– Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems: ISO 45001
-Food Safety Management System: ISO 22000
-Energy Management Systems: ISO 50001/2
-Management systems audits: ISO 19011
-Other

PART 1

Introduction. The Deming cycle. The certification. Basic concepts
Environmental certification systems: ISO 14001/4/5/6 and EMAS
Quality certification systems: ISO 9000/9001/9004
Occupational health and safety management systems: ISO 45001
Food safety management system: ISO 22000
The certification of traditional quality products: DOP, IPG and EGT certifications

PART 2 – Practical application of:

Environmental certification systems: ISO 14001
Quality certification systems: ISO 9001
Energy management systems: ISO 50001:2012
Audits to management systems: ISO 19011

Continuous evaluation:

The course is organized into two parts, with the following assessment tools:

Final classification = 0.5 x PART 1 classification + 0.5 x PART 2 classification

. Module 1 (50%) – Literature review;

. Module 2 (50%) - Projects work on management systems and audits in real environments.

According to the regulations in force, in order for a student to be approved in continuous assessment, it is necessary, simultaneously, to: obtain a minimum classification of 7.5 values ​​in each of the parts; obtain final classification, rounded to units, equal to or greater than 10 values.

Final exam assessment:

Written exam, according to the general and specific conditions established by the Student Achievement Assessment Regulation and the Law.

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