What is ‘ISO’?

ISO (International Organization for Standardization) is an independent, non-governmental membership organization and the world’s largest developer of voluntary International Standards. ISO are made up of our 164 member countries who are the national standards bodies around the world. ISO are based in Geneva, Switzerland. The main ISO standards for management systems are:

  • ISO 9001 Quality management systems – requirements
  • ISO 14001 Environmental management systems – requirements
  • ISO 22000 Food safety management
  • ISO 45001 Occupational health and safety management systems – requirements which is due for release in 2018
  • ISO 27001 Information Technology – Security techniques – Information Security management systems – requirements
  • ISO 22301 Societal security – Business continuity management systems – requirements

“I found the PWC IMS Lead Auditor training course very valuable. The content covered all areas in good detail. Claire presented all topics with clarity and made the whole course fun (who thought auditing could be fun!) and easy to understand. The course materials supplied both at the course and afterwards are valuable tools that can be utilised in any industry. I would happily recommend PWC training.”

“Overall very valuable course. Balance of theory with practical workshops was excellent. Trainers stuck to timetable very well.”

“The course was thorough and many relevant examples provided by both Tom and Jackie to help me apply it to the workplace.”

“Great presentation of the course, engaging facilitators and good use of group work. I found the course to be a great refresher for an audit course I did 10 years ago and now feel more motivated to go audits in a non-bow tie way!”

“Trainers’ knowledge was excellent, their knowledge made the training and learning easy.”

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