ISO 14067: 2018 Product Carbon Footprint Lead Implementer course

Since the late 1970s, global temperatures have risen and have been continuously above normal. Our economies are at peril from climate change. Investors, consumers, and regulators are quickly changing their economic viewpoints to follow more sustainable pathways. Organizations are made more complicated as a result, which affects their reputation, brand, and long-term profitability. Organizations must first assess the effect of their products to act ethically.

Product carbon footprint (PCF) is the total of a product's direct and indirect carbon emissions across its entire life cycle. During the stages of the production process, distribution, use, and disposal/recycling, each product emits a certain quantity of CO2 into the environment. By assessing PCF, investors, consumers, and regulators may better their investment/consumption/policy decisions using data.
The objective of this course is to introduce the concept of "Product Carbon Footprint" to senior management and executives, who will benefit from learning the fundamentals to calculate a product's lifecycle emissions, which is a crucial first step in creating sustainable products.

• Defining product lifecycle's scope.
• Deciding which stages of the life cycle to include in your inventory.
• Difference between a cradle-to-grave inventory and a cradle-to-gate inventory.
• Gathering data, evaluating its quality, and preparing credible reports.
• Case studies and Exercises.

• Working professionals, Product Designers, Consultants who want to have a understanding for how to develop and quantify a Product Carbon Footprint, and knowledge of the requirements of Product Carbon Footprint standards.
• Procurement Managers working on Supply chain GHG reduction strategies and Product Carbon Footprint.
• College and university students enrolled in sustainability or environmental programs.

• Understand how to define a product lifecycle’s scope.
• Understand the difference between a cradle-to-grave inventory and a cradle-to-gate inventory.
• Understand the various international PCF Standard (ISO 14067).
• Analyse how to gather data, evaluate its quality, and prepare credible reports.
• Review the verification procedure and be prepared for upcoming verifications.

Exam details (duration, pattern)

No. of questions – 25 (including scenario-based questions, choose the best answer, summary questions)
Total marks – 100
Pass marks – 70
Duration - 60 mins

1. When can I get the certificate?

ISO 14067: 2018 Product Carbon Footprint Lead Implementer certification will be issued within 21 working days from the examination date.

2. When can I get the training material and invite?
One day before the commencement of the training program.

3. How do I pay the fees for training and examination?
Online mode

4. What are the benefits of the ISO 14067: 2018 Product Carbon Footprint Lead Implementer Training Program?

• Understand how to define a product lifecycle’s scope
• Understand the difference between a cradle-to-grave inventory and a cradle-to-gate inventory
• Understand the various international PCF Standard (ISO 14067)
• Analyse how to gather data, evaluate its quality, and prepare credible reports
• Review the verification procedure and be prepared for upcoming verifications

5. Is there any refund policy for the paid fees?
Please refer to Cancellation and Refund policy page.