An accredited management systems certification should provide confidence in the organization’s ability to meet its objectives related to the intent of a management system standard. One way for an organization to formalize how well they have defined their objectives, in line with stakeholder needs, and how well they meet these objectives, is to define and implement a management system and get it certified by a third party.

To achieve an organization’s objectives related to the expected outcomes intended by the chosen and applicable management systems standard, the accredited management system certification is expected to provide confidence that the organization’s management system conforms to the applicable requirements of the specific ISO standard they decided to adopt. In particular, it is to be expected that the organization conform to those 12 checkpoints list.

The overall process is not as complicated as it may seem. We can help your organization in meeting these outcomes. We can support you at multiple levels, providing awareness training on the specific ISO management system standard you need, or providing formal certified training to key employees involved in such projects, either as implementers or auditors. We can also help all along the path to certification, from the start of the definition of the scope, through the definition of all artefacts required by the standard, and to the final implementation of all these artefacts. This can ensure a certification is granted at the first attempt.