METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO THE DEVELOPMENT SYSTEMS OF MANAGEMENT OF AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRISES BASED ON INTERNATIONAL STANDARD REQUREMENTS

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  • R. I. Buriak

Abstract

The economic prerequisites for the formation of management of agricultural enterprises in developed countries and countries of the former Soviet Union. A detailed analysis substantive provisions and requirements of the standards of ISO 14001: 2006 "Environmental Management Systems. Requirements and guidelines for application "and ISO 18001 ONSAS: 2010" Systems management health and safety management. Requirements ". The content of the concepts of "environmental management system in agricultural enterprises", "system of health and safety in agricultural enterprises", "integrated management system for agricultural enterprises." Analyzed the methodological approaches to the development of management systems of agricultural enterprises on the basis of international standards. Methodological approaches to the formation of a unified management system for agricultural enterprises based on the full integration of target systems and overall system management

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No. 181 (2013): Частина 6 (англ)

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