Whoops!
Praxiom Research Group, Canada, have requested that we remove a post that appears to have been inadvertently copied from their site, which we have done (ISO 14001 environmental management Requirements). Their site is well worth a visit for the excellent content simplifying ISO standards there - http://www.praxiom.com/ along with a range of useful looking products.
So what happened? Well, it is difficult to know for sure, but one of us or one of our researchers appears to have grabbed it, removed some of the material, and put it in a word document without a source. I then picked it up as ‘ours’, added a header and out it went. The text is based on the text in ISO 14001, with the same heading numbers. But I should have realised that it wasnt from the standard as this text is readable and makes sense! Therefore maybe I can turn this into an advert for Ron Krebs and the people at Praxiom: Their plain English products do what they say on the tin!
Time for us to be logging a non-conformity and coming up with an appropriate corrective action I think.
