ISO 14001 Registered Companies in Maryland

The Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) and Maryland Technology Extension Service (MTES) offer free assistance to Maryland manufacturers in implementing environmental management systems (EMSs) based on the ISO 14001 global standard. Forty-four Maryland manufacturers have taken advantage of the program and a new group is forming now. The program works with groups of three to five businesses at a time and enrollment is on a first come-first served basis. Environmental Management Systems EMSs help organizations systematically identify and manage their regulated as well as unregulated environmental impacts. Over 129,000 organizations worldwide have registered their conformance to ISO 14001 (including these companies in Maryland), but many more facilities have realized the benefits of implementing an EMS without taking the formal step of registering their company. Organizations that have implemented EMSs find that it has helped to:

- improve their environmental regulatory compliance;
- resolve and prioritize organizational issues;
- improve efficiency, reduce environmental costs and liability;
- increase environmental awareness, involvement, and competency throughout the organization;
- increase top management's participation and involvement in environmental management; and
- improve communication both inside; and outside the organization.

How the Program Works
This six-month program assists manufacturing organizations in implementing an EMS during four one-day workshops, spaced six weeks apart, followed by specific work assignments and supported by field implementation assistance. Program participants will also be offered technical assistance on implementation of cost-saving pollution prevention technologies. There is no cost for participation.

Organization Name 
Location
AAI Corporation
Hunt Valley
Aggregate Industries
Annapolis Junction, Annapolis, Bladensburg, Crofton, Pasadena, Waldorf, and Rockville
Axcelis Technologies, Inc.
Rockville
Bowles Fluidics Corporation
Columbia
BP Lubricants
Baltimore
BP Solar International, LLC
Frederick
Central Atlantic Toyota Distributors
Glen Burnie
Collins & Aikman
Havre de Grace
Danfoss Inc.
Baltimore
Eaton Corporation
Williamsport
E. H. Harms USA Inc.
Baltimore
Excelon Corporate Headquarters
Darlington
Fitzgerald Auto Malls
Annapolis (2), Frederick (3), Gaithersburg (3), Kensington, Rockville (2), and Wheaton
Filtronic Comtek, Inc.
Salisbury
GST AutoLeather, Inc.
Williamsport
General Dynamics
Columbia
General Motors Allison Transmission
White Marsh
Globe Die Cutting Products, Inc.
Baltimore
Goulds Pumps - ITT Industries
Glen Burnie
Grace Davison
Baltimore
Heidtman Steel Products, Inc.
Baltimore
Holcim US
Hagerstown
IAP World Services, Inc.
Naval Air Station Patuxent River
Iron Mountain
Williamsport
Johnson Controls, Inc.
Patuxent River and White Marsh
K & L Microwave
Salisbury
Konica Supplies
Elkton
Locke Insulators, Inc.
Baltimore
Lockheed Martin Naval Electronics & Surveillance
Baltimore
Lorch Microwave
Salisbury
Mack Trucks, Inc.
Hagerstown
Mirant Chalk Point Generating Station
Aquasco
Mirant Morgantown Facility
Newburg
Orkin Commercial Division
Baltimore
Pall Corporation
Timonium
PQ Corporation
Baltimore
Sasol North America, Inc.
Baltimore
Severstal
Sparrows Point
Smithfield Foods, Inc.
Landover
Smiths Aerospace Electronic Systems
Germantown
Smiths Detection
Edgewood
Sony Electronics
Lanham
Techalloy Company, Inc.
Baltimore
Transoceanic Cable Ship Company
Baltimore
Unilever Bestfoods North America
Baltimore
U. S. Coast Guard
Baltimore

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region III, Environmental Science Center
Fort Meade
Volvo Parts North America
Elkridge
Volvo Powertrain
Hagerstown
W. L. Gore & Associates
Elkton
Worthington Steel Company
Baltimore
WWL Vehicle Services Americas, Inc. and Wallenius Wilhelmsen ships entering the Port of Baltimore
Baltimore


This list was compiled from registrar directories and reports from the facilities themselves.
Source: www.mde.state.md.us Maryland Department of Environment