In our globalized world, ISO Certification holds a tremendous significance in supply chains, sustainability and society at large. From ensuring credibility to demanding best practices, ISO certifications is a way to maintain integrity in the trade of goods and services. Do you ever wonder where the products you buy come from, where they were made, […]
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Failing to identify health and safety risks in your workplace can have undesirable consequences such as illness, injury, irreversible health issues, among others. These incidents can be highly inconvenient, stressful and costly, but they can be avoided by using an alternative approach such as getting certified with ISO 45001. The ISO 45001 certification is one
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Did you know that you can use the ISO 9001 standard to help you manage processes related to your company’s staff? Its requirements can help organizations streamline the management of your team through performance evaluation, training, effectiveness, among others. There are several requirements of the Standard that relate to the process of managing people within
Many companies are interested in enhancing their environmental performance and achieve corporate sustainability. Getting certified in ISO 14001 is a great starting point. ISO 14001 is an international environmental standard that sets forth requirements for companies to follow in order to control and mitigate environmental threats and harms that are present within their business activities
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We keep hearing the question of why companies should pursue certification, be it because they need to justify the cost, or they want to understand how this effort will benefit their business. The benefits of certification is a widely covered topic in our blog, but this time, let’s look specifically at the return of investment
The Ishikawa diagram, also known as fishbone or cause and effect diagram, was first applied in 1953 in Japan by one of the greatest pioneers in quality control within organizations, Kaoru Ishikawa. This tool aims to identify the root cause of a problem through a visual categorization of its potential causes. Its efficiency lies, among
According to the ISO 14001 standard, “an environmental aspect is an element of an organization’s activities, products, or services that has or may have an impact on the environment” and environmental impacts are “any change to the environment, whether adverse or beneficial, wholly or partially resulting from an organization’s environmental aspects.” The main phase of
The role of leadership in ISO 9001 is very important. So important, that it is treated as one of the Principles of Quality in ISO 9000 and has an entire chapter in ISO 9001. Revisions to ISO 9001 emphasize the success of a quality management system through leadership and commitment from the company’s top management,
QMS is an accredited third party certification body, it is currently present in 33 countries and focuses on the certification of management systems. QMS America is managed by the US office and has consistently grown in market recognition by technical level, customer satisfaction and competitive pricing.
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