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What is ISO Certification
ISO Certification is a global recognition that a business meets the requirements of international standards developed by International Organization for Standardization (ISO). Companies that wish to show their commitment to quality, safety, information security, food safety and environmental management can get ISO certified. We guide you in the ISO Certification journey from inception to award of certificate and support you to maintain the certification.
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ISO 9001 certification
ISO 45001 certification
ISO 27001 certification
ISO 14001 certification
ISO 22000 certification
ISO 27701 certification
Benefits of ISO Certification
- Ensures legal and regulatory compliance: This reduces the risk of fines, penalties and legal liabilities protecting your business’ reputation and financial well-being.
- Enhanced employee productivity and efficiency: This in turn leads to a positive impact to your business in the long run.
- It is a marketing tool: That attracts more customers, partners and investors.
- Improved occupational health and safety: This leads to a safer work environment.
- Cost savings - Reducing workplace incidents and related costs can lead to significant financial savings over time.
- Employee training - The standard emphasizes the importance of employee training and awareness regarding health and safety matters. This leads to a more knowledgeable workforce capable of identifying hazards and contributing to a safer workplace.
- Continual improvement -The standard promotes a culture of continual improvement encouraging organizations to regularly audit and improve their healthy and safety practices.
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Got ISO Certification Questions? We’ve Got Answers! Your FAQ Guide.
FAQ’S
ISO standards are internationally recognized guidelines and specifications developed by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). ISO is an independent, non-governmental international organization composed of national standards bodies from different countries. ISO standards cover various fields and industries and are designed to provide best practices, consistency, and harmonization in processes, products, and services worldwide.
- Enhancing quality
- Facilitating international trade
- Ensuring safety and reliability
- Improving efficiency and productivity
- Mitigating risks
- Enhancing sustainability
- Building trust and credibility
- Enhanced quality and customer satisfaction
- Increased market access and business opportunities
- Risk mitigation and compliance
- Continuous improvement culture
- International recognition and reputation
- Improved efficiency and productivity
- Employee engagement and satisfaction
The time it takes to implement ISO standards can vary depending on several factors, including the size and complexity of your organization, the specific ISO standard(s) being implemented, the level of existing processes and documentation, available resources, and the commitment and readiness of your organization to undergo the implementation process.
The cost of implementing ISO standards can vary significantly depending on several factors, including the size and complexity of your organization, the specific ISO standard(s) being implemented, the level of existing processes and documentation, available resources, and the approach taken for implementation.
Let us start with advisory, it is required so that the decision makers have the capacity to decide on or implement an activity. One will not require advice on something obvious, and since one cannot know or do everything, experts are required to guide to minimize the risks involved. Transaction advisory is therefore necessary in complex transactions. Complexity may be in terms of scale of resources required like a huge capital outlay or by the number of stakeholders involved who may sometimes have competing interests.
Once a project has been decided on, it is important that it is planned and effectively implemented within time, as per specifications and within budget. As the owner of the project, a company will need a trusted advisor to ensure that the project is being implemented as envisaged. This becomes even more critical when projects are mission critical, say for example, in a digital transformation project that involves new software installation and implementation. The role of a project management advisor is to provide guidance, support, and advice to the customer and project teams to ensure the successful planning, execution, and completion of projects.