Why Integrated Management System?
An integrated management system refers to the seamless integration of several different standards into a common system that meets the requirements of each of the standards. This allows the company to unify all processes and management methods. It is an integration of ISO 3 standards.
Three pillars of excellence.
ISO 9001 – 2015
Quality Management System
ISO 14001 – 2015
Environment Management System
ISO 45001 – 2018
Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems
Benefits of IMS
Continuous Business and Performance Improvement
Eliminating Redundancies & Helps in Cost Optimization
Business Risk Analysis & Assessment
International Benchmarking
Driving Customer Satisfaction
Prevention of Deceptions of the Environment and Pollution of Air, Water and Land
Promoting a Safe Workplace – Risk Rating, Safety Equipment
Preventing Unsafe Conditions and Behaviour
ISO Standards Overview
| ISO Standard | Certification Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ISO 9001 – 2015 | Quality Management System Certificate | Required for: Standardization, Meeting & Exceeding Service Quality and Continual Improvement QMS Certificate is a testament that the company meets the service quality expectations of the guest and enlists the continual sustainable development efforts based on them. |
| ISO 14001 – 2015 | Environment Management System - Environment Focus | Required for: Assessment of company on control & elimination of Air, Water & Land pollution EMS Certificate is a testament that the company's work has no adverse effect on air, water, land and sound. |
| ISO 45001 – 2018 | Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems - Employee Safety & Health | Required for: Identifying, Analyzing & Controlling/Eliminating Occupational Risk OHSMS Certificate is a testament that the company meets the standards for maintaining the health and safety of work in context and prevention of harm caused by them. |