VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA (PRWEB) DECEMBER 18, 2019
Specialty Technical Publishers (STP) and Specialty Technical Consultants (STC) announce the availability of the newly updated International Audit Protocol Consortium (IAPC) EHS audit protocol for Romania. Leading companies around the world use IAPC EHS audit protocols to understand the scope of their EHS regulatory obligations and rapidly collect, share, archive, and export audit findings in a cost effective manner. IAPC EHS audit protocols are now prepared by STC in partnership with STP and continue to focus on those national (plus, in some cases, regional or provincial) EHS requirements that have site-specific application for manufacturing operations. As a leading EHS management consulting firm with a global network of experienced EHS teaming partners, STC has indepth knowledge and technical expertise of local/regional EHS requirements.
STP and STC maintain leading-edge EHS audit protocols for more than 50 jurisdictions. The protocol documents are written in English and are available in MS Word, Adobe Acrobat and Excel formats, as well as through STP’s web-based portal or can be integrated into an existing company platform. Using the protocols’ custom templates and advanced functionality features, auditors can easily track audit findings and manage data over time to improve compliance, risk management and safety performance. In addition, STP’s formatting is compatible with leading risk management and sustainability platform providers.
Environmental protection in Romania is regulated through laws, government and ministerial decisions and ordinances, orders issued by central and regional authorities and European Union directives (transposed into the Romanian law), and regulations.
The main ministry regulating the field of environmental protection is the Ministry of the Environment. The National Environmental Protection Agency (Agenția Națională pentru Protecția Mediului (ANPM)) is the specialized national authority, subordinate to the Ministry of the Environment, that implements and enforces legislation and policies in the field of environmental protection. ANPM has eight subordinate Regional Environmental Protection Agencies, corresponding to the eight developed regions of Romania, and 42 Local Environmental Protection Agencies (county agencies), which enforce and implement environmental protection legislation on a regional level.
Emergency Ordinance No. 195/2005 on Environmental Protection represents the framework for environmental protection in Romania. The Ordinance establishes principles for implementing and achieving a level of environmental protection congruent with requirements of the European Union.
Law No. 278/2013 establishes rules on integrated prevention and control of pollution arising from industrial activities. It also establishes rules designed to prevent generation of waste, to prevent or reduce emissions into air, water, and land, and to achieve a high level of protection of the environment as a whole.
Occupational health and safety in Romania is regulated through laws, government and ministerial decisions and ordinances, orders issued by central and regional authorities and European Union directives (transposed into the Romanian law), and regulations. The main ministry regulating the field of occupational health and safety is the Ministry of Labor and Social Justice.
The Labor Inspection (Inspecţia Muncii) is the specialized national authority, subordinate to the Ministry of Labor and Social Justice, that implements and enforces the legislation and policies in the field of occupational health and safety. On a local level, in every county and in the municipality of Bucharest, there is a territorial labor inspectorate (inspectoratul teritorial de muncă) subordinate to the Labor Inspection. The local authorities ensure the uniform implementation and enforcement of the national occupational health and safety provisions. More information about the Labor Inspection is available online at https://www.inspectiamuncii.ro/acasa (last accessed in August 2019).
The legislative framework established for occupational health and safety in Romania is Law No. 319/2006 on Workplace Safety and Health, together with Government Decision No. 1425/2006, which approves the Methodological Norms for the application of the provisions of the Law. Together, these pieces of legislation detail the requirements for the prevention of occupational risks, the protection of safety and health, the elimination of risk and accident factors, and the provision of information and training to workers as well as consultation regarding health and safety at work.
Issues relating to fire safety are implemented and enforced by the General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations (Inspectoratul General pentru Situaţii de Urgenţă (IGSU)) and its subordinate regional offices (county inspectorates for emergency situations). More information regarding the General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations is available online at https://www.igsu.ro/ (last accessed in August 2019)
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About Specialty Technical Publishers
Specialty Technical Publishers (STP) produces technical resource guides covering environmental, health & safety, transportation, accounting, business practices, standards and law, offering comprehensive guidance on key compliance and regulatory issues. STP is a division of Glacier Media Inc., a Canadian information communications company that provides primary and essential information in print, electronic and online media. Glacier’s Business and Professional Information Group publishes directories, technical manuals, research and development materials, medical education, electronic databases, investment information and specialty websites.
About Specialty Technical Consultants
Specialty Technical Consultants, Inc. (STC) is a specialized management consulting firm working to enhance environmental health and safety (EHS) performance. Through its consulting services, STC partners with clients to strengthen management systems' design and implementation, and identifies needs and implements solutions to meet business objectives. Services provided include: EHS compliance support; risk assessment; EHS auditing; corporate responsibility and sustainability; EHS management systems development and implementation; EHS regulatory information tools; and EHS training.
STC is certified as a Woman-Owned Business Enterprise (WBE) by the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC) and the Supplier Clearinghouse for the California Public Utilities Commission, and as a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) by the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) Program.
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