ISO 9001:2015 is a Quality Management System based on the seven key principles that guide organisations towards continual performance. There are different ways of applying these principles and collectively, they can form a basis for performance improvement and organisational excellence.

The cornerstone of the International Standard is the development, implementation and continual improvement of internal policies and procedures that deliver on the commitment an organisation makes to their clientele. The framework ensures this through the below Seven Principles:

ISO 14001:2015 is the international standard for Environmental Management Systems and the most widely used Environmental Management System in the world.

ISO 14001 specifies a process for the control and the continuous improvement of an organisation’s environmental performance.

The management tool enables an organisation to identify and control:

AS/NZS 45001:2018 is the Australian and New Zealand Standard for Safety Management.

AS/NZS 45001 Standard defines the requirements for an effective Occupational Health and Safety Management System to guide organisations in developing Policies and Objectives that comply with Legislative Regulations and take into account the information about hazards and risk in its work environment. The AS/NZS 45001 Standard governs the risks that the organisation has control and influence over.