Designing a green supply chain management monitoring system based on ISO 14001 and SCOR

• Main Authors: Aliyasyah, M. R., Ridwan, A. Y.
• Format: Conference Proceeding
• Language: English
• Subjects: Certification; Design standards; Documents; Hand crafted products; ISO standards; Leather; Monitoring; Monitoring systems; Supply chains; Tanning industry
• ISSN: 0094-243X; 1551-7616
• DOI: 10.1063/5.0158276

A leather tanning industry produces leathers from sheep, goat, and cow skins and hides to make various leather handicrafts. Leather product is an important export commodity in Garut area. Because of that, achieving international standards in the form of environmentally friendly certification such as ISO 14001 is needed, so the companies could compete with the foreign company. For that, a system that can monitor the activities performed in the leather tanning industry is needed. Currently, the company’s supply chain still monitored manually, so the data is not real-time and is notproperly monitored. The objective of this study is: designing a monitoring system to monitor the environmentally friendly aspects of activities in the production process. The analysis method is done through the SCOR model that integrates ISO 14001 to measure and improve the company’s ‘make’ supply chain performance. The result shows that the company still has a few incomplete documents to be categorized as a company that has implemented ISO 14001 certification standards. The proposed design of the monitoring system has implemented the incomplete documents to the systems feature and can monitor the entire production activities in the company based on the 10 verified KPI and ISO 14001 standards.