Disadvantages of environmental conservation.
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Disadvantages of an environmental management system
Some disadvantages of environmental management systems can stem from cost and staff negativity:
Cost - the costs involved can vary considerably, however you should be able to find low-cost opportunities that will produce significant cost savings and offset the cost of implementing and operating your EMS.
Time and resources - an EMS should help your business to become more profitable by reducing energy consumption, waste and, therefore, costs, however it is an investment which requires you to commit time and resources.
Too burdensome – some businesses may be able to realise the benefits of an EMS, eg resource efficiency and cost savings, without having to operate a full EMS – or an informal system may be a better fit for your business than working to a standard like ISO 14001.
Management or staff resistance – an EMS can be seen as unnecessary, so you should explain the basic aims and benefits early on in the process, eg through a presentation to the management board or through your business’ communications.
Scope – you can feel overwhelmed at the prospect of implementing an EMS across your business, however an EMS can be piloted within one part and later rolled out to other areas.
Training costs - some members of staff will need to have a deep knowledge of the EMS. By using guidance or following the requirements of standards such as ISO 14001, an EMS can be implemented without the need for 'expert' training.