Development, implementation, and certification preparation for management systems — quality, food safety, information security, environment, and occupational health and safety.
9001 · 37001 · 22000 · FSSC 22000 · IFS · HACCP · GDP · 27001 · 27701 · 27017 · 27018 · 14001 · 45001 · 50001 · 22301 · 39001
ISO 9001 and ISO 37001 implementation — processes, supplier control, anti-bribery, and certification preparation.
The international standard for quality management systems. Fit for manufacturing, construction, and services when you need clear processes, supplier control, and measurable improvement.
An anti-bribery management system. Policies, risk assessment, controls over partners, and audit evidence — when clients and regulators expect a clear anti-corruption frame.
ISO 22000, FSSC 22000, IFS, HACCP, and GDP for producers, processors, logistics, and distribution.
A food safety management system. It connects prerequisites, operational control, and HACCP into one working framework.
A GFSI-recognised scheme: ISO 22000 plus extra requirements for manufacturing and packaging. Often expected by international buyers.
International Featured Standards — food safety, quality, and compliance with clear audit criteria.
Hazard analysis and critical control points — the foundation of food safety. Works alone or inside ISO 22000 / FSSC / IFS.
Good Distribution Practices — control of storage, transport, and traceability along the chain. For distributors and logistics in food and related products.
ISO 27001, ISO 27701, ISO 27017, and ISO 27018 for IT services, cloud, and personal-data processing.
An information security management system. Risks, assets, and controls — a management frame, not an IT task list.
An extension for personal data protection. Links information security with controller and processor roles — in the spirit of GDPR.
Cloud security guidance for providers and customers. Clarifies who owns what in the shared responsibility model.
Protection of personal data in public cloud. Suited to SaaS and processors holding customer data on cloud infrastructure.
ISO 14001, ISO 45001, ISO 50001, ISO 22301, and ISO 39001 — operational systems linked to ESG reporting.
An environmental management system. Control impacts, meet requirements, and improve measurably over time.
Occupational health and safety. Hazard identification, worker participation, and a culture of prevention — especially in construction and manufacturing.
Energy management. Measurement, targets, and efficiency projects — when energy is both cost and climate reporting.
Business continuity. Preparation for disruption — from cyber incident to physical event — with plans, drills, and recovery.
A road traffic safety management system. For organisations with fleets, transport, or significant road risk — targets, indicators, and fewer incidents.
Gap diagnosis, documentation, training, internal audit, and preparation for the certification audit.
Review of processes, documents, and risks against the chosen standard, with a nonconformity list.
Procedures, roles, and indicators matched to the scope and how the organisation works.
Documentation, staff training, and putting records into daily work.
Internal audit, corrections, and preparation for the certification audit.
Management reviews, improvements, and support at surveillance audits.
ISO 14001, ISO 50001 and related systems often provide part of the evidence for EU Taxonomy, CSRD, and ratings such as EcoVadis. We connect consulting to ESG preparation when needed.