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Gap Analysis
Gap Analysis – At a glance
LR can support you with a range
of on-site assessment based LR’s Gap Analysis assessment examines and reports on your management
services to help you and your systems’ readiness for transition. It focuses on how your management
organization plan for the system has addressed, or plans to address, the changes introduced
transition to ISO 14001:2015. through the publication in ISO 14001:2015. Based upon the findings, your
assessor will advise whether your organization is ‘likely, partially likely or
We can help you plan for a smooth unlikely’ to meet the new standard requirements.
transition by confirming your
understanding of the changes Preparing for the Gap Analysis visit
introduced by ISO 14001:2015 and
In advance of the Gap Analysis visit, you should familiarize yourself with
look at how you have introduced
the new and changed requirements within ISO 14001:2015. During the
these into your Environmental
visit, through a series of questions, our assessor will determine your
Management System (EMS).
understanding of the new requirements and their implications on your
All of our assessment based management system and hence your organizations readiness to complete
services are available in local the transition successfully.
languages for all sizes and types of
organization. Our assessors are Do I get a report?
industry experts and your In advance of the Gap Analysis visit, you should familiarize yourself with
organization can directly benefit The Gap Analysis is reported using our Transition Tool which will ask you
from their experience and insight. for responses to probing questions regarding your understanding of the
changes and how you plan to implement them into your management
system. You will receive sufficient documented commentary to enable you
to plan your next steps towards a successful transition.
• Any ‘gaps’, especially where the response is ‘partial’ or ‘unlikely’, are
clearly identified and your assessor will discuss how these gaps may be
addressed in order to demonstrate compliance.
• Please note that the Gap Analysis is not a full assessment against the new
standard requirements and does not directly contribute towards ISO
14001:2015 transition. Consequently, no certificate can be issued.