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 | Gastonia Wastewater Treatment Division, Gastonia January 2001 - 2 pages |
| Novozymes North America Inc., Franklinton December 2000 - 3 pages |
| Honda Transmission Manufacturing Plant , Russels Point, OH August 2000 - 2 pages |
| U.S. Postal Service: Suburban Maryland Processing and Distribution Center , Gaithersburg, MD November 1999 - 12 pages |
| Saturn and five of its suppliers , Spring Hill, Tenn. Describes efforts of automobile manufacturer Saturn and five of its suppliers in Tennessee to implement an EMS as part of a pilot program of the Tennessee Manufacturing Extension Program. Lessons learned, benefits and costs of implementation - Fall 1999 - 8 pages |
| Saturn +5 ISO 14000 Pilot Project Group Member Organization Questionnaire Summaries |
| Printed Wiring Board Case Study 7 - Identifying Objectives for Your Environmental Management Systems Materials December 1997 - 7 pages |
| Printed Wiring Board Case Study 8 - Building an Environmental Management System: H-R Industries’ Experience December 1997 - 7 pages |
| IBM’s Experience Implementing ISO 14001 on a Global Basis: Does ISO 14001 Achieve Its Intended Goals? FELSEF Newsletter February 1999 - 7 pages |
| ABB Automation Inc., Columbus, OH December 1998 - 4 pages |
| Environmental Management System Demonstration Project This final report on NSF International’s Environmental Management System (EMS) Demonstration Project summarizes the EMS implementation experiences of 18 organizations of a variety of types and sizes. The goals of the project were to: (1) document the experiences of a variety of organizations as they attempted to develop an EMS based on ISO 14001; (2) demonstrate the benefits and challenges of, and incentives for, EMS implementation; (3) determine what types of tools and assistance organizations need to be successful with EMS implementation; and (4) provide a forum for organizations to learn from each others’ EMS experiences. December 1996 - 112 pages |
The following are workshop presentations available in both PowerPoint and HTML that discuss individual North Carolina facility experiences:
| IBM’s Environmental Management System by Susan Clarke | ||||||||||
| Dawn B. Sudmeyer, Camp Lejeune | ||||||||||
| Sean Bir, Konica Manufacturing USA Inc. | ||||||||||
| Environmental Management System Development and Implementation by Don E. Carmichael, City of Gastonia Wastewater Treatment Division | ||||||||||
| ISO 14001 Management Perspective by Bob Danhauser, Charleston Commissioners of Public Works | ||||||||||
| Ford Motor Company by Bob Devlin and Gary Davis | ||||||||||
| Ford - Norfolk Assembly Plant by Gary Davis | Mercedes-Benz U.S. International Inc. by Mark L. Warner | NCI Inc. by Jack Rockstad | Purolator Products Inc. by Steve Ross | Benefits of an EMS to a Local Government by Steve Shoaf, et al., City of Burlington | Eaton - Cutler-Hammer: Gaining Competitive Advantage Through Environmental Management System by Jim Takac | |
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