ISO management system standards provide a model to follow when setting up and operating a management system.

 

The benefits of an effective management system include: more efficient use of resources; improved risk management; and increased customer confidence and satisfaction as services and products consistently deliver what they promise.

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We support the development and implementation of quality, environmental and health and safety management systems which following these standards:

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Quality - ISO9001:2008 and ISO9001:2015, including National Highways Agency Sector Scheme add-ons e.g. NHSS7 for Roadmarking

Environmental - ISO14001:2004 and ISO14001:2015, BS8555:2016

Energy – ISO50001:2011

Occupational Health and Safety - OHSAS18001:2007

Occupational Health and Safety - ISO 45001 

Integrated Management Systems - PAS99

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Our expert consultants will take you through the process of implementation and typically there are four phases:

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• Phase 1 Gap Analysis - To establish where you are now and the main actions that need to be addressed to achieve full compliance with the chosen standard.

• Phase 2 Development of the Relevant Management System (with associated policies, processes, procedures and documents). At this stage an initial audit is arranged with a UKAS-accredited certification body.

• Phase 3 Implementation - Training is provided for employees and the management system becomes embedded.

• Phase 4 Internal Audit - To determine the level of compliance with the management system and the standard itself. The audit confirms that the system has been implemented effectively across the organisation. A management review is also conducted during Phase 4 in readiness for the Stage 2 certification body assessment. This is the final step to certification to the relevant standard.

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