QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS is an approach that unites quality, environmental, and occupational health and safety systems into one integrated structure. This system helps organizations use their resources more effectively, optimize their processes, and continuously improve overall business performance.

ISO 9001 is an international standard that specifies the requirements for quality management systems. It enables organizations to establish, implement, and continuously improve a structured quality management system in order to enhance customer satisfaction.

ISO 14001 defines the requirements for environmental management systems. By complying with this standard, organizations can reduce their environmental impact, use natural resources more efficiently, and strengthen environmental awareness.

ISO 45001 (formerly ISO 18001) specifies the requirements for occupational health and safety management systems. It allows organizations to adopt a systematic approach to improving occupational health and safety performance while reducing operational risks.

The Integrated Quality Management System brings these three standards together under a unified framework. This structure enables organizations to establish, implement, and maintain management systems holistically—enhancing operational efficiency, strengthening sustainability, and ensuring customer and stakeholder satisfaction.