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System certification
Accredited certification can be done in the areas of quality, environment, work environment, food, safety and IT, medical technology and energy. Quality ISO 9001, Information Security ISO 27001, Environment ISO 14001, Work Environment ISO 45001 and Food ISO 22000 are examples of some of these standards in which companies can be certified.
All operations are governed directly or indirectly by the demands and expectations of customers and other stakeholders. The demands of other stakeholders can be laws, government decisions, owner directives, profitability requirements or expectations from society and interest organizations.
As a tool to meet these requirements and expectations, every business has a number of processes or sequential activities. These can be done more or less systematically. By systematizing and controlling the activities involved, you ensure that the outcome is the desired one. This is what is normally called a management system.
Management's mission is to assign resources and continuously evaluate that processes and management systems function so effectively that the requirements of customers and stakeholders are met.
Having your business certified means that you let a third, independent party review the business and thus provide input on how the business can be developed and improved.
Certification contributes to increased profitability, legal compliance, reduced environmental impact and increased safety.
