Carbon Footprint of Products
Requirements and guidelines for quantification and communication of the carbon footprint of a product (CFP) across its lifecycle, supporting product-level climate transparency.
ISO 14067 specifies requirements and guidelines for the quantification and communication of the carbon footprint of products (CFP) across their full lifecycle, from raw material extraction through production, distribution, use, and end-of-life. It aligns with GHG Protocol Product Accounting and Reporting Standard and LCA methodology under ISO 14040/14044.
As supply chain transparency and product-level carbon labelling requirements grow — driven by regulatory initiatives including the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and corporate Scope 3 requirements — ISO 14067 provides the internationally recognised methodology for credible product carbon footprinting.
ACI-certified auditors evaluate carbon footprint programmes and the adequacy of product lifecycle carbon accounting methodologies, and review the appropriateness of system boundary decisions and data quality.
Attend an ACI-Approved Training Provider (ATP) course for your chosen grade level. ACI-approved courses are aligned to the examination syllabus for ISO 14067.
Examinations are administered exclusively through ACI Approved Training Providers. Foundation and Internal Auditor examinations require 70% to pass; Lead Auditor requires 65%.
Submit your application through the ACI portal with your examination result, training certificate, and relevant audit experience log. Upon approval you receive your ACI Card ID and digital certificate.
Available Grades for ISO 14067
All six ACI auditor grades are available for this scheme. Each grade has defined competence, experience, and examination requirements.
Entry-level certification for those beginning their auditing career. Suitable for individuals who have completed foundation training but have limited audit experience.
For auditors who have completed Internal Auditor training and have begun accumulating audit experience under supervision or in an internal audit role.
Full auditor grade for practitioners with demonstrated audit experience. Recognised as a competent independent auditor of management systems.
Senior grade for experienced auditors capable of leading audit teams and managing full audit programmes. The most widely recognised auditor grade internationally.
Advanced grade for highly experienced auditors demonstrating sustained performance in complex audit environments and contributions to the auditing profession.
The highest ACI designation, awarded to individuals who have made an exceptional contribution to the management system auditing profession and to the ACI community.
Find an Approved Training Provider, sit the examination, and submit your application to ACI.