Build Expertise in Product Carbon Footprint Assessment, Verification, and Climate Accountability
As organizations increasingly focus on climate change mitigation, sustainable manufacturing, and transparent environmental reporting, understanding the carbon footprint of products has become an important business priority.
The ISO 14067 – Carbon Footprint of Products Lead Verifier Training is designed to develop participants' knowledge and skills in reviewing and verifying product carbon footprint (CFP) studies, greenhouse gas (GHG) data, calculation methodologies, and supporting documentation.
Based on ISO 14067:2018 and relevant verification principles, this training explores how product-related emissions are quantified throughout the life cycle, how carbon footprint reports are evaluated, and how verification findings are documented objectively and transparently.
Participants will gain practical knowledge of verification planning, data quality assessment, system boundaries, emission factors, materiality, and reporting of verification findings.
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
Understand the principles, requirements, and guidelines of ISO 14067.
Explain the fundamentals of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and product carbon footprint analysis.
Evaluate product life cycle stages, functional units, and system boundaries.
Review GHG activity data, emission factors, calculation methods, and assumptions.
Assess the completeness, consistency, and reliability of carbon footprint studies.
Plan and conduct risk-based product carbon footprint verification activities.
Identify data gaps, calculation errors, omissions, and potential non-conformities.
Prepare verification findings, conclusions, and reports.
Understand the relationship between ISO 14067, ISO 14064-3, ISO 14040, and ISO 14044.
Support credible product carbon footprint disclosures and environmental claims.
Module 1: Introduction to Climate Change and Product Carbon Footprint
Fundamentals of climate change and greenhouse gas emissions
Introduction to carbon footprint concepts
Organizational carbon footprint versus product carbon footprint
Importance of product-level emissions assessment
Business applications of product carbon footprint data
Module 2: Understanding ISO 14067
Structure, scope, and key requirements of ISO 14067:2018
Principles of product carbon footprint quantification and reporting
Relationship with life cycle assessment standards
Understanding full and partial product carbon footprints
Limitations and applications of the standard
Module 3: Life Cycle Assessment Fundamentals
Introduction to ISO 14040 and ISO 14044
Life cycle stages: raw materials, manufacturing, distribution, use, and end-of-life
Cradle-to-gate and cradle-to-grave approaches
Functional units and declared units
System boundaries and cut-off criteria
Allocation methods and multi-output processes
Module 4: Greenhouse Gas Quantification
Identification of relevant GHG emissions and removals
Activity data collection and evaluation
Selection and application of emission factors
Global Warming Potential (GWP) and CO₂-equivalent calculations
Direct and indirect emissions across the product life cycle
Data quality, assumptions, uncertainty, and sensitivity considerations
Module 5: Product Carbon Footprint Verification Principles
Principles of independent and impartial verification
Verification objectives, scope, criteria, and materiality
Evidence-based assessment and professional judgement
Risk assessment and identification of material misstatements
Evaluating the credibility and traceability of reported data
Module 6: Verification Planning and Execution
Reviewing the CFP study and supporting documentation
Developing a risk-based verification plan
Evaluating data sources, calculations, and methodologies
Interviewing relevant personnel and reviewing records
Site-based and remote verification approaches, where appropriate
Maintaining documented evidence and verification records
Module 7: Verification Findings and Reporting
Identifying errors, omissions, inconsistencies, and non-conformities
Evaluating the significance of verification findings
Requesting clarifications and corrective information
Documenting evidence and conclusions
Preparing verification reports and statements
Understanding assurance levels and applicable reporting requirements
Module 8: Practical Exercises and Case Studies
Reviewing a sample product carbon footprint report
Evaluating a product life cycle inventory
Checking emission factors and CO₂-equivalent calculations
Identifying errors in system boundaries and data assumptions
Preparing sample verification findings
Developing a verification report based on a simulated case study
This training is suitable for:
Environmental and sustainability professionals
Carbon footprint and GHG accounting specialists
Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) practitioners
Environmental and sustainability auditors
ESG and climate reporting professionals
Certification and verification professionals
Environmental consultants
Supply chain and sustainable procurement managers
Product sustainability and environmental compliance specialists
Professionals involved in Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) and carbon labelling
Technical Competence: Develop a stronger understanding of product carbon footprint verification.
Practical Knowledge: Learn to review calculations, data sources, system boundaries, and supporting evidence.
Verification Skills: Understand risk-based verification planning and reporting.
Career Development: Strengthen your professional profile in sustainability, carbon management, LCA, and verification.
Business Applications: Help organizations improve the credibility and transparency of product carbon disclosures.
Climate Action: Support informed decisions on product design, supply chains, and emission reduction opportunities.
The training can incorporate a combination of:
Instructor-led sessions
Interactive discussions
Practical verification exercises
Sample documentation reviews
Industry-based case studies
Knowledge assessments and learning activities
BSCIC offers professional training in management systems, sustainability, environmental standards, and verification-related subjects.
Participants can benefit from structured learning, practical examples, and an understanding of how relevant standards are applied in professional settings.
Training delivery: Live virtual sessions, classroom training, or customized corporate training, subject to availability.
Take the Next Step in Product Carbon Footprint Verification
Develop the knowledge to evaluate product carbon footprint studies and support transparent, evidence-based climate reporting.
Join the upcoming ISO 14067 – Carbon Footprint of Products Lead Verifier Training by BSCIC.
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