ISO 14001

What is ISO 14001? ISO 14001 is the internationally recognised standard for environmental management. It is implemented in companies to enhance their environmental performance and implement more energy-efficient processes. The construction industry contributes to 50% of landfill waste and 23% of air pollution. These statistics show why so many construction companies have ISO 14001 and […]

What is ISO 14001? ISO 14001 is the internationally recognised standard for Environmental Management. It is implemented in companies to enhance your company’s environmental performance and implement more eco-friendly processes. Attract Customers 4 out of 5 people say they are more likely to buy from a company who have a positive approach to their environmental

What is a Gap Analysis? A Gap analysis examines what processes your organisation already has implemented and will identify the gaps to see what is missing. This allows your company to come up with an accurate project plan with assistance from a consultant so that your company can achieve ISO certification. Your consultant will discuss

ISO 9001: Quality Management Systems ISO 9001 is the internationally recognised standard for Quality Management Systems and is implemented in companies within the construction industry to ensure a high-quality service is delivered. To guarantee the best work ethic, staff are trained to complete their work to the best quality standard. This creates a better name

What is ISO 14001? ISO 14001 is the internationally recognised standard for environmental management. It is implemented into companies to enhance their environmental performance and implement more energy-efficient processes, benefitting your company in multiple ways. Reduce, reuse, recycle Global warming isn’t an issue to address in the future, it’s something that needs addressing right now.

Let’s Break it Down You’re planning on implementing an ISO Management System into your business. But… where to start? The jargon can seem confusing, and you’ve spent a lot of time researching, but it’s still not clear. Throughout your research, you may have come across terms such as ‘continual improvement’, ‘management system’, and ‘gap analysis’.

ISO Standards in Construction ISO standards exist to improve the quality of products and services and also improve the health and safety and environmental performance of organisations. There are thousands of standards but the main ones include ISO 9001 (Quality Management Systems), ISO 45001, (Health and Safety Management), and ISO 14001 (Environmental Management Systems). Each

What is ISO? ISO certification comes from a third-party certification body to demonstrate that a company runs in line with international standards. The ISO publish the standards and are an independent, non-governmental organisation. Standards exist to help ensure the quality and safety of products and services globally. Organisations often look to implement a standard when

What is ISO 14001? ISO 14001 is the internationally recognised standard for Environmental Management which enhances your company’s environmental performance. More than 250,000 organisations are now certified to ISO 14001. This standard can be implemented into any company no matter the size or type of business it may be. Eco-friendly practices are used so that

Why ISO Certification Matters for Your Business ISO certification provides long-term benefits by creating a structured framework for your business. With numerous ISO standards available, ISO 9001 remains the most widely adopted, helping organizations establish a robust Quality Management System (QMS). With over 1 million companies across 150+ countries certified in ISO 9001, you may