Do you want to grow your business, save money and improve customer satisfaction?

Gaining ISO certification can help to grow your business, save money and improve your business overall.

We know, however, it can be a daunting experience to work towards gaining an ISO accreditation – that’s why we’re here to help.

What does ISO certification actually mean?

If a company bills themselves as ‘ISO Certified’ it means the organisation has met the requirements designated under the ISO standard, this could be quality management (ISO 9001), occupational health and safety (ISO 45001) or environmental management (14001) to name just three of the most popular standards.

When a company is ISO accredited they define and follow a quality management system that is both appropriate and effective while also requiring them to identify areas for improvement and take action towards those improvements.

It is typically understood that a company that is ISO accredited is an organisation with products or services that meet quality standards.

What are the benefits to my business?

Increased customer base – in order to sell to certain industries, being ISO certified is required
Gives your business a competitive edge
Saves you money by streamlining your processes, whilst continually improving
Improved quality and service
Increased employee engagement – this naturally happens as your employees work as best they can and suggest ideas for improvements
Improved supplier & customer relations
Marketing opportunities and PR

How long will the process take?

With the right preparation and our guidance, most businesses can expect to achieve certification within 3-6 months, depending on their size and complexity.

How much will it cost?

This varies depending on the size of your business and your processes. We are however a registered supplier with many funding agencies in areas across the UK where businesses can receive up to 40% grant funding towards costs.

We are happy to have a no cost, no obligation chat with you via Teams or Zoom to discuss your requirements and provide you with a proposal.