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ISO 9001

How much will it cost?

In implementing an ISO 9001 system, it is necessary for it to be designed and created specifically for the business in which it is to operate. To obtain a quote for your ISO 9001 system call Business Safety on 0818 333 212 or email: info@BusinessSafety.ie.

ISO 9001

Why ISO 9001?

The best way to manage quality assurance is to take account of all of your processes and associated quality requirements and put in place appropriate plans, procedures and control measures. Such plans and procedures need to be checked from time to time and reviewed accordingly. In other words, you need a Quality Management System. ISO 9001 is the international standard for Quality Management Systems which has been developed to assist employers in developing effective controls for quality assurance and against which certification can be obtained.

Business Safety can save you time and money in implementing ISO 9001 by drawing on our team’s extensive know-how and experience in Quality Assurance Management across many sectors. Why ISO 9001? For over twenty years, ISO 9001 has been the leading quality management system providing a model for formalising and improving processes within an organisation.

ISO 9001 sets out the requirements for a quality management system and is suitable for all organisations regardless of product or service, size, or private / public sector involvement. Having certification to a recognised standard such as ISO 9001 has become a prerequisite to tender for many Government agencies, local authorities and project management companies.

ISO 9001

ISO 9001 in brief:

The Benefits		6 Step Process to Certification
Your business can benefit from implementing ISO 9001 through:		Achieving accreditation to ISO 9001 is easier than you may think. We can take you through the whole process with all the right supports and at a pace that suits using the following steps:

	Increased customer satisfaction.
	Improved communications (internal and external).
	Defined responsibilities and authorities.		Establish scope of proposed system.
	Better time and resource management.		Review existing arrangements against ISO 9001.
	Greater consistency and traceability.		Develop documentation.
	Improved morale and motivation.		Provide assistance with roll-out.
	Compliance with prequalification and tender		Conduct pre-certification audits.
	documents.		Provide ongoing support.

For further information on implementing a Quality Management System, please call Business Safety on 0818 333 212 or email: info@BusinessSafety.ie

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