RUBBER INDUSTRY COMPLIANCE OBLIGATIONS & ISO 14001:2015 REQUIREMENTS
Course Introduction
As Malaysia stands as the world’s third-largest rubber producer, the industry faces significant environmental challenges such as high-water usage, chemical dependency, and waste discharge. To sustain growth without compromising environmental health, rubber organizations must comply with national legal requirements aligned with ISO 14001:2015.
This 3-day training equips participants with a practical understanding of compliance obligations, the correlation with ISO 14001:2015, and the impact of non-compliance on business sustainability, reputation, and the environment.
Objectives
- Understand key Malaysian environmental and industry-related legal requirements
- Recognize compliance obligations under ISO 14001:2015
- Avoid risks of penalties, legal actions, and reputational damage
- Apply compliance requirements within their organization effectively
- Strengthen stakeholder confidence through sound environmental governance
Who Should Attend
- Managers, executives, and staff from rubber industry organizations
- Compliance, QA, and environmental management professionals
- Anyone involved in legal, regulatory, or sustainability functions
Lessons Module
Day 1
- Introduction to Compliance Obligations in the Rubber Industry
- Key Environmental Legal Requirements (EQA 1974, Scheduled Waste, Industrial Effluents, etc.)
- Other Relevant Acts (Factory & Machinery Act, Malaysian Rubber Board Act, etc.)
Day 2
- ISO 14001:2015 Clause 6.1.3 – Compliance Obligations
- Aspect-Impact Risk Assessment for Rubber Industry
- Implications of Non-Compliance (legal, financial, reputational, environmental)
Day 3
- Documented Information Requirements in ISO 14001:2015
- Building and Maintaining Legal Registers
- Best Practices & Group Exercises
- Training Recap & Q&A
Benefits
- Gain in-depth knowledge of legal and ISO 14001:2015 compliance
- Improve organisational readiness and risk management
- Strengthen environmental governance and corporate reputation
- 3 Days Programme
- 9:00am to 5:00pm
Training & Workshop Methodologies
- Classroom Lectures
- Case Studies
- Group Discussions & Exercises
- Practical Application using Industry Examples
