ISO 14001 2026 — Where It Hits Your System

With the release of ISO 14001 2026, organizations are moving from interpretation to action.

The challenge isn’t just identifying what has changed. It’s understanding how those changes translate into real adjustments within your environmental management system and how they will be evaluated moving forward.

In this session, Axeon’s expert auditor, Kim Dickerson-Barre’, focuses on how the updates to ISO 14001 2026 show up in practice: where systems are likely to need adjustment, where organizations may be overthinking the changes, and how auditors are likely to approach the transition.

The goal is to provide a clear line of sight between the updated standard and the decisions organizations are making right now. In this recording, you’ll learn: How the ISO 14001:2026 changes translate into real system impacts Where organizations are most likely to need to adjust processes or documentation How auditors are expected to interpret and evaluate the updates Where to focus now to meet the new standard

This session is intended for environmental managers, auditors, top management, and those responsible for maintaining ISO 14001 systems. Anyone in your company who needs to move forward with clarity and confidence, not guesswork.

Knowing what to do, and what not to do, makes the difference.

About the Host

Kim Dickerson-Barre brings 30+ years of experience leading quality systems in manufacturing environments, including ISO 9001, AS9100, and NADCAP compliance. She has managed system implementations, internal audit programs, and process improvements that drive real results, not just documentation.

Her experience across quality, operations, and environmental health and safety gives her a practical perspective on how standards like ISO 14001 are applied and evaluated in the real world.