Energy Management System (EnMS) – Requirements of ISO 50001

Introduction to the Energy Management System and its benefits.

Discussion of the requirements of the ISO 50001:2018 standard:

Organizational context:

- needs and expectations of stakeholders.

Leadership and commitment:

- energy policy

- role, responsibilities, and authority within the organization.

Planning:

- assessing risks and opportunities in the EnMS (methodology, examples)

- energy goals and planning for their achievement

- energy review, principles of conducting, documenting, and updating

- energy performance indicators (EPIs)

- determining and updating the baseline energy

- developing a data collection plan.

Support:

- resources

- competencies, awareness

- communication

- documented information.

Operational activities:

- design

- procurement.

Monitoring, measuring, analyzing, and evaluating energy performance:

- Identification of legal and other EnMS requirements, including compliance assessment,

- internal audits,

- management review.

Improvement.

Energy management system implementation plan.

System certification – benefits, costs.

Training Methods and Practical Exercises

·        Identifying organizational context factors,

·        Analyzing risks and opportunities,

·        Determining SEUs (Significant Energu Use),

·        Determining energy performance indicators (EPIs),

·        Planning internal audits,

·        Creating an implementation plan.

Participants will learn to: 

·        Understand how to apply the standard's requirements to their organizations.

·        Develop system documentation and implement it.

·        Integrate Energy Management System with the organization's business processes.

·        Effectively implement requirements of the ISO 50001:2018 standard.

·        Management system representatives.

·        Internal auditors of the Integrated Management System.

·        Persons supervising the plant's energy system.

·        Middle-level production management (shift managers, plant managers, production managers, maintenance and infrastructure managers).