To address the changing EHS landscape, auditing practices must broaden in scope and shift focus in order to effectively measure compliance while delivering reasonable returns on the investment.
Reacting to changes in government enforcement priorities, complying with new regulations and dealing with new and readily available technologies that help identify enforcement targets add to the already long list of environmental, health and safety (EHS) compliance challenges at regulated facilities. Coupled with this is the fact that evolving business climates have prompted regulated entities to view EHS as stand-alone profit-and-loss centers, similar to other corporate functions.
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