iso 50001 - Clean Energy Ministerial

GLOBAL SUPERIOR
ENERGY PERFORMANCE
International Job Task Analysis Surveys for
ISO 50001 Auditor & ISO 50001 Lead Auditor
Informational Webinar
June 26, 2014
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WEBINAR FORMAT
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The content of this 1-hour informational webinar on the GSEP ISO Auditor
Certification Scheme Activity was prepared by:
– Graziella Siciliano, US Department of Energy
– Aimee McKane, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
– Paul Sheaffer, Resource Dynamics Corporation
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At the end of the presentations, speakers will address questions submitted by
participants in advance.
If time allows, we will answer questions submitted by participants during the
webinar.
Participants will be muted throughout the call but if you have any questions over the
course of the webinar, please submit them through the “Questions” pane.
For those questions were are not able to cover during the hour, we will send
responses after the webinar
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
• Global Superior Energy Performance (GSEP) Energy Management Working
Group (EMWG)
• Background: EMWG development of ISO 50001 Auditor & ISO 50001 Lead
Auditor Certification Schemes
• Job Task Analysis Surveys & Instructions
• Questions and Answers
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GLOBAL SUPERIOR ENERGY
PERFORMANCE
ENERGY MANAGEMENT WORKING
GROUP
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GLOBAL SUPERIOR ENERGY PERFORMANCE
PARTNERSHIP (GSEP)
GSEP
ENERGY MANAGEMENT
WORKING GROUP
(Lead: U.S.)
POWER
WORKING GROUP
(Lead: Japan (P))
CHP
WORKING GROUP
(Lead: Finland)
STEEL
WORKING GROUP
(Lead: Japan)
COOL ROOFS
WORKING GROUP
(Lead: U.S.)
CEMENT
WORKING GROUP
(Lead: Japan)
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GSEP is one of 13 ongoing
initiatives of the Clean Energy
Ministerial (CEM), a high-level
global forum with 23
participating countries, and a
task group of the International
Partnership for Energy
Efficiency Cooperation (IPEEC),
an intergovernmental entity
with 16 countries.
GSEP ENERGY MANAGEMENT WORKING GROUP
The GSEP Energy Management Working Group (EMWG)
leverages the extensive expertise of its 11 member
countries to accelerate the adoption and use of energy
management systems in industry and in commercial
buildings worldwide.
Canada
Australia
Japan
Korea
European Commission
Denmark
Mexico
South Africa
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Sweden
India
United States
GSEP ENERGY MANAGEMENT WORKING GROUP
EMWG members share their knowledge, experience, and
expertise to:
• Build the Business Case: Make the private sector aware of the business
case for energy management and its value in maintaining competitiveness.
• Provide Support and Resources: Provide guidance and resources to
support implementation of energy management in GSEP countries.
• Set Policy: Establish energy management as a key energy efficiency
strategy for the industrial and commercial buildings sectors.
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GSEP ENERGY MANAGEMENT WORKING GROUP
EXAMPLE ACTIVITIES
Build the
Business Case
EnMS Case Studies
Provide Support and
Resources
EnMS Toolbox
Set Policy
EnMS Pilot Projects
Workforce
Development
Energy Performance
Database
Measurement and
Verification Resources
Auditor Certification
Scheme
www.cleanenergyministerial.org/energymanagement
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ISO 50001 - ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
New international standard codifies best
practices in energy management:
• Data-driven approach
• More strategic deployment of energy efficiency
technologies (e.g. advanced monitoring systems)
• Integration of energy efficiency practices into daily
organizational operations
• Continual improvement of energy performance
• Greater reliability of sustained energy savings
• Developed in with input
from 56 countries
• Many countries now
adopting ISO 50001 as
national standard.
www.iso.org/iso/home/standards/management-standards/iso50001.htm
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GSEP AND ISO 50001
GSEP EMWG ensures coordination with the international
standards process by:
• Coordinating directly with ISO TC 242
– GSEP EMWG member country representatives also represent their
countries in the ISO TC 242 process
– GSEP participants in the ISO TC 242 Annual Plenary Meeting
– GSEP receives provides regular reports of ISO TC 242 activity
• Ensuring that activities are consistent with TC 242
• Helping to promote implementation of ISO 50001
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EMWG ACTIVITY TO DEVELOP
ISO 50001 AUDITOR &
ISO 50001 LEAD AUDITOR
CERTIFICATION SCHEMES
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OVERVIEW OF ISO 50001 AUDITOR & LEAD
AUDITOR ACTIVITY
Purpose: to create internationally relevant Job Task Analyses and certification
schemes for ISO 50001 Auditor and ISO 50001 Lead Auditor, and a set of general
principles concerning certification scheme implementation.
• Designed to be in conformance with ISO/IEC 17024 for personnel certification.
• Builds on the ISO 50003 standard’s brief section on competencies (to be
published soon).
• Does not include developing a common exam. The outputs will serve as a basis
for countries or a partnership of countries to develop their own exam.
• Current participation:
– Government representatives from United States and Canada (co-sponsors), South
Africa, Republic of Korea, Mexico, Chile.
– UNIDO is an observer.
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VALUE OF ISO 50001 AUDITOR & LEAD
AUDITOR CERTIFICATION SCHEME
A consensus-based, international certification scheme will support greater
consistency in ISO 50001 certification outcomes
The proposed ISO 50001 Auditor and Lead Auditor certification schemes will:
• Address the lack of skilled and trained personnel available to conduct ISO
50001 certification audits.
• Increase the impact of ISO 50001.
• Help demonstrate the value of EnMS business practices to industrial,
commercial, and public sector organizations.
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PLANNED OUTPUTS
Key Elements of Certification Scheme
• Scope for ISO 50001 Auditor and Lead Auditor
• Job Task Analyses (JTA) – defined knowledge and performance topics for
testing competence
• Blueprint- weighted topics from Job Task Analysis
• Education requirements
• Experience requirements
• Any prerequisites
Implementation Principles
• Guide use of the Certification Scheme for each participating country
• Maintain consistency of outcomes
• Prepare countries to meet the requirements of ISO/IEC 17024 accreditation
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ISO 50001 AUDITOR SCOPE
International ISO 50001 Auditor Scope (General)
The Certified ISO 50001 Auditor (General) is qualified in the following ISO 50003
technical areas: buildings, building complexes, and industry – light to medium. Within
the context of the audit plan, the ISO 50001 Auditor (General) will be able to:
• Assess conformance to ISO 50001- Energy management systems standard, which
includes confirming continual improvement of energy performance and any
additional organizational requirements;
• Document and report audit findings based upon objective evidence; and
• Communicate and justify audit results both verbally and in a written report to the
client.
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ISO 50001 LEAD AUDITOR SCOPE
International ISO 50001 Lead Auditor Scope (requires ISO 50001 Auditor as a
prerequisite)
The ISO 50001 Lead Auditor will be able to:
• Plan the ISO 50001 audit in conformance with ISO 50003 requirements (to be
published soon)
• Lead and manage an ISO 50001 audit team effectively to ensure the audit objectives
are met.
• Assess conformance to ISO 50001- Energy management systems standard, which
includes continual improvement of energy performance and any additional
organizational requirements.
• Communicate and justify audit results both verbally and in a written report to the
client.
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CURRENT STATUS
• Developed job scopes, JTAs, and education & experience
requirements
• Global Survey to validate JTAs now available.
– Currently offered in English, Spanish, and French.
• GSEP is promoting opportunities for your country to participate
– Contribute to the JTA surveys. This is your opportunity to provide input on the JTAs
to ensure that the resulting certification schemes are relevant to your country.
– The final certification schemes will be available for license by countries.
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JTA SURVEYS
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JTA SURVEY – WHY?
• ISO/IEC 17024 requirement
– Certification programs accredited to ISO/IEC 17024 need to conduct a job task analysis
validation survey/study – it is a requirement of the standard
• The validation survey/study is used to verify the accuracy of the JTA with a
representative sample of job incumbents
• Rating scales are used to rate the JTA tasks (see next slide)
• These ratings will be used to weight the exam topics
• The validation study also verifies the completeness of the task list
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JTA SURVEY – WHAT?
“Frequency” is defined by how often someone performs the task:
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Never..................Have never done this.
Some audits........Do this in less than half the audits conducted
Most audits..........Do this in more than half the audits conducted
Every audit......... Do this in every audit conducted
“Importance” is defined by how much a task defines the outcome of the audit:
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Not important..............Makes little or no difference to the outcome of an audit
Somewhat important… A small factor in the outcome of an audit
Important...................Has a strong influence on the outcome of an audit
Critical........................Essential to a successful audit
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JTA SURVEY – WHO?
• Directed to professionals who have actual job experience in ISO 50001
implementation or auditing
• Because ISO 50001 is a fairly new standard, professionals involved other ISO
management system auditing, national energy management system
standards, and energy management/efficiency are also invited to participate
• Your participation is voluntary and individual responses will be kept
confidential
• Your responses will be combined with those from other respondents and
used to improve the job descriptions
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JTA SURVEY – HOW?
• Demographic questions need to be completed
• The entire survey must be finished, or that survey will not be valid, and
cannot be part of the study
• Each survey should take 30-45 minutes and must be completed in one
sitting.
• Please share the survey with colleagues and stakeholders that fit the target
audience
• Survey will be open until July 15, 2014.
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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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QUESTION AND ANSWERS
• Are you coordinating with ISO TC 242 on the development of
this activity?
– Yes - representatives from ISO TC 242 are part of the project team.
• Will the certification scheme be available to any country that
wants to use it?
– The scheme will be available for license to other countries.
• Is this activity developing an exam?
– This GSEP activity will not be developing an exam. A common/shared
Certification Program Scheme will be developed, along with Implementation
Principles. Subsequent activities may develop a global exam.
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QUESTION AND ANSWERS
• Will this scheme eventually become part of an ISO standard?
– There are no current plans for a certification standard. GSEP provides a forum for countries to
share experience on and refine implementation of the global certification scheme.
• How does this activity relate to ISO 50003?
– ISO 50003 requires Certification Bodies to define and document the general and technical
competence criteria for auditors
– The ISO 50001 Auditor and Lead Auditor Global Certification scheme builds off of ISO 50003
and defines general and technical competence criteria for the auditors
– Certification Bodies can use the certification criteria to meet ISO 50003 (i.e., if the Certification
Body only uses ISO/IEC 17024-certified auditors/lead auditors, it may not have to define the
criteria internally)
• My country already has auditors for ISO 50001. How will this activity affect how
my country handles ISO 50001 certifications?
– Countries can develop transition plans to start certifying auditors/lead auditors with the new
schemes and exams. Modifications will be required to current ISO 50001 certification programs
to meet ISO 50003, so transition plans could be part of this.
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CONCLUSION
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THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING
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Survey URLs
Language ISO 50001 Auditor Survey
ISO 50001 Lead Auditor Survey
English
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/50001_Auditor
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/50001_LA
French
https://fr.surveymonkey.com/s/50001_Auditor_Francais
https://fr.surveymonkey.com/s/50001_LA_Francais
Spanish
https://es.surveymonkey.com/s/50001_Auditor_Espanol
https://es.surveymonkey.com/s/50001_LA_Espanol
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Your input on the JTA surveys is kindly requested by July 15, 2014
– All responses are taken into consideration in shaping the final certification schemes. This is
your chance to make sure the JTAs will be relevant in your country.
– Please share the survey with other experts in your country.
– Please contact us if your country is interested in participating in the development of this
activity or licensing the final products.
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For further questions, please contact:
Graziella Siciliano
U.S. Department of Energy
[email protected]
Aimee McKane
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
[email protected]
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