ISO 14001:2026 is officially published

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The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) officially published the new ISO 14001:2026 standard on April 15, 2026, introducing an updated framework for environmental management systems.

Аll certified organizations must plan and accept a transition audit from the Certification body within the defined transition period.
More information may be found here: Customer communication_new_version_ISO 14001_2026.pdf.

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ISO 9001 – Quality management system. Requirements. Business improvement. Business risks assessment

ISO 9001 is the most common and most popular international standard. It provides a framework that allows organizations to develop and implement their own quality management systems, strive for the best achievements and manage their day-to-day operations effectively.

Any organization that has implemented a quality management system has the potential to attract and retain customers, while improving the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of its business.

The certification of quality management systems according to this standard is a guarantee that the organization has reliable mechanisms to ensure the quality of the products and services it provides.

THE BENEFITS OF ISO 9001 FOR YOUR BUSINESS

  • Development of consistent, repetitive processes as a common system;
  • Increased business efficiency by improving monitoring and measurement;
  • Audit of the management system, identification of sustainability, stimulation of change;
  • Targeting the responsibility for development and management of the quality system to senior management;
  • Ensuring the necessary means to satisfy the requirements of the clients and other interested parties;
  • Identification and understanding of business risks and the means of minimizing them;
  • Continuous measurement of the company’s objectives and their implementation;
  • Identification of non-compliances and reducing errors in the quality of products and services;
  • Identification and elimination of the root causes of recurring problems, saving time and money;
  • Improvement of the overall performance and increase of profits.