EP(EMSLA) Environmental Management Systems Lead Auditor Environmental consulting services, environmental planning services, natural resource management, environmental research services, environmental communications namely websites and electronic publishing to exchange information about environmental issues, environmental responsibilities, conservation and preservation practices, and corporate environmental performance; preparation of written, audiovisual, and electronic communications; organization and coordination of conferences and presentations on environmental matters; development of environmental awareness and action programs; and implementation of public relations and communications strategies on environmental issues and environmental education services. Environmental Professional (EP) Auditor certification is awarded based on the evaluation of an individual's education, training, audit experience and competency level as compared to the National Occupational Standards (NOS) for Environmental Auditors. These standards were developed to provide a definitive guide to the skills and knowledge required for professionals to do their jobs within the area of environmental auditing. Environmental auditors assess the environmental operations and procedures for businesses, including government. They are responsible for marking sure environmental standards are being met by the business and detecting existing compliance programs or environmental management deficiencies. EP(EMSLA) Environmental Management Systems Lead Auditors specialize in one or both of the following areas: - Environmental Management Systems (EMS): audit organizations against the ISO 14001 standard and expertise to lead an EMS audit team or conduct audits - Sustainable Forestry Management (SFM): audit organizations against SFM standards like FSC, SFI, or CSA Z809 with skills and experience to lead an SFM audit team or conduct audits The designation is maintained by the individual through continual yearly professional development and auditing requirements to upgrade and maintain their competency level as specified by the National Occupational Standards. Re-certification is required every five years.

EP(EMSLA) Environmental Management Systems Lead Auditor. Environmental consulting services, environmental planning services, natural resource management, environmental research services, environmental communications namely websites and electronic publishing to exchange information about environmental issues, environmental responsibilities, conservation and preservation practices, and corporate environmental performance; preparation of written, audiovisual, and electronic communications; organization and coordination of conferences and presentations on environmental matters; development of environmental awareness and action programs; and implementation of public relations and communications strategies on environmental issues and environmental education services. Environmental Professional (EP) Auditor certification is awarded based on the evaluation of an individual's education, training, audit experience and competency level as compared to the National Occupational Standards (NOS) for Environmental Auditors. These standards were developed to provide a definitive guide to the skills and knowledge required for professionals to do their jobs within the area of environmental auditing. Environmental auditors assess the environmental operations and procedures for businesses, including government. They are responsible for marking sure environmental standards are being met by the business and detecting existing compliance programs or environmental management deficiencies. EP(EMSLA) Environmental Management Systems Lead Auditors specialize in one or both of the following areas: - Environmental Management Systems (EMS): audit organizations against the ISO 14001 standard and expertise to lead an EMS audit team or conduct audits - Sustainable Forestry Management (SFM): audit organizations against SFM standards like FSC, SFI, or CSA Z809 with skills and experience to lead an SFM audit team or conduct audits The designation is maintained by the individual through continual yearly professional development and auditing requirements to upgrade and maintain their competency level as specified by the National Occupational Standards. Re-certification is required every five years.

EP(CEA) Compliance Environmental Auditor Environmental consulting services, environmental planning services, natural resource management, environmental research services, environmental communications namely websites and electronic publishing to exchange information about environmental issues, environmental responsibilities, conservation and preservation practices, and corporate environmental performance; preparation of written, audiovisual, and electronic communications; organization and coordination of conferences and presentations on environmental matters; development of environmental awareness and action programs; and implementation of public relations and communications strategies on environmental issues and environmental education services. Environmental Professional (EP) Auditor certification is awarded based on the evaluation of an individual's education, training, audit experience and competency level as compared to the National Occupational Standards (NOS) for Environmental Auditors. These standards were developed to provide a definitive guide to the skills and knowledge required for professionals to do their jobs within the area of environmental auditing. Environmental auditors assess the environmental operations and procedures for businesses, including government. They are responsible for marking sure environmental standards are being met by the business and detecting existing compliance programs or environmental management deficiencies. EP(CEA) Compliance Environmental Auditors work with national and international auditing standards and focus on CSA Z773 or ISO 19011 The designation is maintained by the individual through continual yearly professional development and auditing requirements to upgrade and maintain their competency level as specified by the National Occupational Standards. Re-certification is required every five years.

EP(CEA) Compliance Environmental Auditor Environmental consulting services, environmental planning services, natural resource management, environmental research services, environmental communications namely websites and electronic publishing to exchange information about environmental issues, environmental responsibilities, conservation and preservation practices, and corporate environmental performance; preparation of written, audiovisual, and electronic communications; organization and coordination of conferences and presentations on environmental matters; development of environmental awareness and action programs; and implementation of public relations and communications strategies on environmental issues and environmental education services. Environmental Professional (EP) Auditor certification is awarded based on the evaluation of an individual's education, training, audit experience and competency level as compared to the National Occupational Standards (NOS) for Environmental Auditors. These standards were developed to provide a definitive guide to the skills and knowledge required for professionals to do their jobs within the area of environmental auditing. Environmental auditors assess the environmental operations and procedures for businesses, including government. They are responsible for marking sure environmental standards are being met by the business and detecting existing compliance programs or environmental management deficiencies. EP(CEA) Compliance Environmental Auditors work with national and international auditing standards and focus on CSA Z773 or ISO 19011 The designation is maintained by the individual through continual yearly professional development and auditing requirements to upgrade and maintain their competency level as specified by the National Occupational Standards. Re-certification is required every five years.

Environmental consulting services, environmental planning services, natural resource management, environmental research services, environmental communications namely websites and electronic publishing to exchange information about environmental issues, environmental responsibilities, conservation and preservation practices, and corporate environmental performance; preparation of written, audiovisual, and electronic communications; organization and coordination of conferences and presentations on environmental matters; development of environmental awareness and action programs; and implementation of public relations and communications strategies on environmental issues and environmental education services.