ISO 14001 and 9001

Mannington's Environmental Management Systems (EMS) was originally third party certified to ISO 14001 in:

2004 - Commercial Inlaid sheet operations located in New Jersey
2005 - Carpet operation in Georgia
2009 - Commercial and Residential Cushion sheet operations in New Jersey
2012 - LVT operations in Georgia
2020 - Rigid Core and Rubber operations in Georgia

Our Quality Management System (QMS) has been third party certified to ISO 9001 in our New Jersey Inlaid sheet operation since 2004 and in our Georgia LVT operations since 2012. Each facility has successfully completed all annual recertification and surveillance audits. The result is a highly organized and structured approach that ensures the efficient, effective management and continual improvement of our environmental and quality systems.

As required by the ISO standards, our third party registrar annually conducts a rigorous system verification audit. Each of our certified locations completed their audits in 2022.

Examples of the most recent findings from the third party registrar, NSF, are:

Carpet/Rigid Core/Rubber, Calhoun, GA – 2022 Zero Deficiencies for ISO 14001.
Inlaid, Salem, NJ – 2022 Zero deficiencies for ISO 9001 and ISO 14001.
Cushion Sheet, Salem, NJ – 2022 Zero Deficiencies for ISO 14001.

Examples of the most recent findings from the third party registrar, BSI, are:

LVT, Madison, GA – 2022 Zero Deficiencies for ISO 9001 & 14001.

In our ISO 14001 EMS, we evaluate the significant environmental aspects and impacts of our activities, products, and services at least annually and establish specific objectives and targets for continual improvement.

For 2023 in the Georgia Carpet/Rigid Core/Rubber operation, examples of focus are:

Improve product transparency for our customers.
Reducing scrap to landfill and investigate recycling options.
Conduct energy audit for carpet and rubber operations.

For 2023 in the Georgia LVT operations, examples of focus are:

Improve product transparency for our customers.
Reducing scrap to landfill and investigate recycling options.
Conduct an energy audit.

For 2023 in the New Jersey residential and commercial sheet operations, examples of focus are:

Improve product transparency for our customers.
Continuing operational scrap reductions .
Reduction of scrap to landfill.
Conduct an energy audit.

Examples of our accomplishments last year are below:

In 2022 the Georgia carpet/Rigid Core/Rubber operation focused on and achieved:

Reduced energy consumption at rigid core.
Increased recycling at rigid core and rubber.

In 2022 the Georgia LVT operation focused on and achieved:

Achieved a 20% reduction in scrap to landfill.
Increased recycling from corporate sources and internal reuse of materials.

In 2022 the New Jersey resilient and commercial sheet operations focused on and achieved:

Completion of the Pledger Creek remediation project.
Continued operational scrap reductions – Improvement, remains a 2023 target.