ISO 14001:2026 adds clause 6.3 Planning of changes, moves risks and opportunities into their own clause 6.1.4, and broadens control of externally provided processes. An internal auditor still working from the 2015 checklist will pass things a registrar won’t.
This workshop brings your ISO 14001:2015 internal auditor training up to ISO 14001:2026 in about 90 minutes of video. It is built for people already trained on 2015, so there is no re-teaching of basics. You learn what changed, how to audit it, and you prove it with a graded audit.
Every change was checked against the standard text: 31 changes, 11 that matter, and one new clause (6.3). Myths corrected: nothing was removed, 6.1.3 and 6.1.4 were split out rather than added, and 10.3 was merged into 10.1.
The workshop teaches the new auditing guidance, including remote audits, virtual locations and Annex A, which most transition courses leave out. The ISO 19011 standard itself is not included.
Five trails that test whether the EMS actually works: follow an aspect, a compliance obligation or an outsourced process from the plan to what really happens on site and at your providers.
Writing audit objectives, which every audit now requires, with weak and strong examples side by side. Program risks, review and maturity, so your program improves year over year.
Every module has a “From the Audit Room” story, drawn from 28 years of experience and MSI’s ongoing internal audit work for clients.
You audit the 2026 changes and MSI grades your report. Your certificate issues only when it passes.
Narrated video lessons, self-paced. Each level ends with a knowledge check and a badge.
Level 1
Badge: Change Spotter (ISO 14001 Update)
Level 2
Badge: Context & Planning Updater (ISO 14001 Update)
Level 3
Badge: Operations Updater (ISO 14001 Update)
Level 4
Badge: Program Updater (ISO 14001 Update)
Final
Badge: 2026-Ready Auditor (ISO 14001 Update)
Completion is not competence. Your certificate is earned in three steps.
Step 1
Pass the knowledge check in each of the four levels and the final knowledge check, and earn all five badges.
Step 2
Audit the 2026 changes at your own organization, or an audit MSI assigns. MSI grades your report. The completed answer key unlocks once you submit.
Step 3
When your audit passes, MSI issues your certificate. It shows a registrar real evidence of competence, not just a completed video.
Copies of the ISO standards, including ISO 19011:2026, are not included. Purchase them separately.
Diana Lynn, founder of Management Systems International, has worked in ISO management systems for 28 years and has sat through more than 200 registrar audits. MSI still performs internal audits for organizations, so what you learn comes straight from the audit room.
MSI is veteran-owned and female-owned.
If your company pays by invoice or PO, request an invoice here and MSI will send it to you. Training several auditors? Mention it on the form and ask about LearningPaths Corporate Licensing, or call (888) 914-9141.
Internal auditors and environmental professionals already trained on ISO 14001:2015 who need to audit to ISO 14001:2026.
No. This workshop assumes 2015 internal auditor training. Start with ISO 14001:2026 Internal Auditor Training, which teaches auditing from the ground up to the 2026 editions.
About 90 minutes of video, plus the knowledge checks and your update audit.
The workshop opens November 4, 2026. Register now and you get immediate access to the Leadership and Commitment QuickStart and the Change Analysis, so you can start preparing today.
Yes. Learners without a company to audit are assigned one.
Yes. The ISO 9001:2026 & ISO 14001:2026 Internal Auditor Update covers both standards in one workshop for $397, less than buying the two separately.
Yes. Short enough to roll out to a whole audit team, and one LearningPaths Corporate License covers every auditor, with training records you can show your registrar. See msi-international.com/iso-training-license or call 888-914-9141.
ISO is a trademark of the International Organization for Standardization. MSI is not affiliated with or endorsed by ISO or any certification or accreditation body.
