PECB ISO-14001-Lead-Auditor Dumps Questions Answers

According to ISO/IEC 17021-1:2015 Clause 9.2.2 and 9.3.1:

Scope changes may be accommodated during the certification process, but proper evaluation is required.

The auditor should:

Confirm whether the EMS has been extended to cover the new site (C).

Inform that scope expansion needs to follow formal procedures through the certification body (F).

Simply including the new site without evaluation (A) is incorrect.

The audit plan can be adjusted, but full reassessment (D) is unnecessary unless significant issues arise.

As per ISO 14001:2015 Clause 10 (Improvement) and Clause 9 (Performance Evaluation):

The ' Check ' phase includes activities that evaluate performance, such as:

Clause 9.1:

“The organization shall monitor, measure, analyze and evaluate its environmental performance.”

Clause 10.2:

“When a nonconformity occurs, the organization shall react to the nonconformity, evaluate the need for corrective action.”

Management review is part of the ' Act ' phase (Clause 9.3), and Environmental Policy (Clause 5.2) belongs to ' Plan ' .

Post-emergency evaluations — A

Actions required — B

Periodic testing — C

Training — D

This question relates to ISO 14001:2015 Clause 8.2 — Emergency preparedness and response , which requires an organization to establish, implement, and maintain processes needed to prepare for and respond to potential emergency situations.

The correct matching is:

Post-emergency evaluations → to implement corrective actions

After an emergency or emergency drill, the organization should review what happened, evaluate the effectiveness of the response, and take corrective action where weaknesses or failures are identified.

Actions required → to mitigate impacts

Emergency planning must define actions needed to prevent or reduce adverse environmental impacts, such as spill containment, isolation of hazardous materials, shutdown procedures, or notification of relevant parties.

Periodic testing → of emergency plans

Emergency response arrangements should be tested periodically where practicable, for example through drills, simulations, or spill-response exercises.

Training → of emergency response personnel

Personnel involved in emergency response must be trained so they understand their roles, responsibilities, communication routes, and response procedures.

The two unused options — communication processes and including contact details — may be relevant to emergency planning generally, but they do not best complete the four statements shown in this question.