Standards
ISO Management System Standards at a glance.
ISO 9001
Quality Management
Often the starting point for most organizations seeking to implement a management system for the first time, ISO 9001 is the most prolific standard globally. Applicable to the core processes that create and control the products and services of an organization, this standard’s primary purpose is to ensure quality and consistency are maintained at all levels. Notably this standard is designed to integrate well with other ISO management standards.
ISO 14001
Environmental Management
An internationally recognized standard, ISO 14001 provides a strategic blueprint to effectively identify, control and manage an organizations potential impacts on the environment. In a time where governments globally are setting ever more ambitious environmental targets, environmental management systems have never been more relevant.
ISO 45001
Health and Safety Management
A standard popular in Europe and Asia that specifies requirements for occupational health and safety, ISO 45001 provides a framework for a risk centered approach to establishing safe working practices within the workplace whilst reinforcing national legislation and regulations. Organizational stakeholders that can properly demonstrate due diligence are exposed to less risk of litigation and/or criminal prosecution in the event of serious incidents when a robust management system is in effect.
ISO 27001
Information Security Management
The international standard synonymous with GDPR and digital security in Europe, ISO 27001 is designed to address the risks associated with information security. The standard utilizes a process based approach for the creation, implementation and subsequent operation and monitoring of an information security management system. Confidentiality, integrity and availability of information are the primary objectives of this standard.
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