Energy management system – revision of ISO 50001, taking into account ISO 50003 and subsequent standards. Refresher training!

In accordance with IAF Resolution 2014-13, accredited certification bodies are required to implement the ISO 50003 standard by 14 October 2017. Although ISO 50003 is relevant to accredited certification bodies, its requirements also have an indirect impact on other organisations, for example, in relation to new input parameters for determining audit duration, the improvement of energy management systems and energy efficiency, and the assessment of non-conformities. Consequently, the guidelines ISO 50004, ISO 50006 and ISO 50015 are also becoming increasingly important.

ISO 50001 is and remains a certification standard for organisations. The objectives of ISO 50001 are:

• Improving energy efficiency
• Reduction of greenhouse gas emissions
• Reducing energy costs

These objectives are becoming increasingly important in the light of the Paris Agreement on climate change and the energy strategies of the EU, Austria and Poland.

The benefits include a better understanding of potential changes identified during the audit, as well as the support and recommendations set out in the guidelines. Practical examples also encourage the exchange of experiences. Participants therefore benefit from this concise training course and are encouraged to refine their energy management system and improve energy efficiency.

Training duration: 1 day / 8 hours

Document confirming: Certificate of participation in the training

• • Participants successfully integrate the new requirements of the ISO 50001 standard into their existing management system.
  • Participants understand the new requirements for calculating audit time.
  • Participants can integrate the guidance and recommendations contained in the ISO 50004, ISO 50006 and ISO 50015 standards into their existing energy management system.
  • Focusing on streamlining the energy management system and improving energy efficiency helps to boost energy efficiency, reduce CO₂ emissions and achieve cost savings.
  • Participants will learn about the differences between the ISO 50001 and ISO 14001 standards and will be able to implement them in a varied and effective manner.

A basic understanding of the ISO 14001 standard, including its practical application, is required.
Practical experience in energy management would be an added advantage.

• Companies holding ISO 50001 certification
• Environmental protection systems specialists
• Energy managers
• Energy specialists
• In-house energy auditors

• Revision of the ISO 50001 standard – Comparison of the revised standard with the ISO 50001 standard
• Austria’s and Poland’s climate and energy strategies for 2030 as a key external context
• The risks and costs of climate change
• A comparison of ISO 50001 and ISO 14001
• The rationale and objectives of ISO 50003
• General information on calculating the audit workload based on ISO 50003
• Risk analyses carried out by insurance companies
• Facts and figures from the latest report on climate protection
• ISO 50004, ISO 50006 and ISO 50016
• ISO 50004 – Energy management systems – Guidelines for the implementation, maintenance and improvement of an EnMS
• ISO 50006 (Revision status) – Energy management systems – Measurement of energy performance using baseline energy consumption indicators (EnB) and energy performance indicators (EnPI)
• ISO 50015 – Measurement and verification of an organisation’s energy performance – General principles and guidelines
• Case study – Calculating key indicators and normalisation using regression analysis

We are delighted to offer meetings on request and look forward to contact from you.

• Training: Revision of the ISO 50001 standard - pdf (2 MB)