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ISO14001 will help with your research grant applications

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Students and staff celebrate ISO14001 success

If you were away over the summer, you may have missed the news that the University now sits alongside some of the world’s leading companies – including Rolls Royce and Lloyd’s Register – having reached the international standard for environmental management.

The institution has achieved ISO14001 certification following an extensive audit in July 2014. Colleagues can include this new certification on research grant applications, to make them even more competitive.

Dr Neil Smith, the University’s Environment Manager, who has led work towards achieving the certification with Adam Tewkesbury, Transport Manager, notes: “The auditors were keen to stress that this is not the end of the journey for Southampton. A key component is continuous improvement, and they will expect to see that demonstrated if we are to maintain this status.”

The sustainability team have launched an infographic in the entrance of the Staff Club and Hartley Library to celebrate this achievement. For more information about the achievement, and how the certification can be included on proposals, please email our Sustainability team.

 
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