Integrated Management System

What is an Integrated Management System?

Organizations must have the necessary ISO standards to prove that they meet certain standards and that these standards are internationally valid. Companies that can prove themselves in terms of quality by primarily possessing an ISO 9001 Certificate can also apply for other ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001 documents for different purposes. In fact, instead of making separate efforts for these documents, which have common points when looking at their main framework, providing these standards in an integrated manner is called an Integrated Management System.

How to Create an Integrated Management System?

When creating an integrated management system, a single documentation is created for the common clauses mentioned, and with this documentation, it is possible to easily obtain more than one certificate. Of course, this is not a rigid structure. An integrated management system can be created by referring to ISO standards brought together in different variations according to needs. This flexibility also provides ease for organizations in standardization.

Can the Systems to be Integrated Vary? Should You Get Help in Such a Case?

While integrating documents, by specifying how quality will be ensured in one area, an integrated system can be established by evaluating environmental factors for compliance with another standard in terms of ensuring environmental control. Since different situations may arise for each integration in this regard, a fast, practical, and at the same time effective solution can be found by resorting to consultancy services.