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ISO (International Organization for Standardization) Is A Worldwide Federation Of National Standards Bodies.

ISO Is A Nongovernmental Organization That Comprises Standards Bodies From More Than 160 Countries, With One Standards Body Representing Each Member Country. The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) For Example, Represents The United States.

The requirements and benefits of ISO certification for each company

The Primary Reason A Company Needs An ISO Certification Is That It Is Mandatory By Law Or Contract. The Secondary Reasons To Conform To The Standards Are:

       (1) It Gives An Organization A Platform That Is Recognized By Game Changers And Decision Makers.

       (2) Identification Of Recurrent Issues And Resolving Them Saves Valuable Time And Financial Support.

       (3) Processes Become More Efficient Which Improves The System.

       (4) They Give A Company A Competitive Edge Needed During Contract Tenders

       (5) The Same Resources Lead To More Value And Worth.

Desribe Understanding ISO Standards Categories

The Current Version Of The ISO 9001 Standard Is 9001:2015. The Standard Is Used By Organizations To Demonstrate Their Ability To Consistently Provide Products And Services That Meet Customer And Regulatory Requirements And To Demonstrate Continuous Improvement.

       (1) Quality Management – ISO 9000:2015

       (2) Environmental Management – ISO 14000:2015

       (3) that proves a company has operative food safety management- ISO 22000:2018

       (4) Occupational Health & Safety Management System- OHSAS 18001:2007

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