ISO Certification
ISO is the symbol for International Organization for Standardization. The word ISO comes from the Greek word ISOS, which means “equal.” In Geneva, Switzerland, the International Federation of National Standardizing Associations (ISO) was established in 1920. (ISA). Due to the Second World War, it was stopped in 1942, but when delegates from the ISA and UNSCC met in London in October 1946, they decided to unite to form the new International Organization for Standardization. In February 1947, the brand-new organization began operations.
The organization’s abbreviated moniker was adopted because the full name, International Organization for Standardization (ISO), would translate differently in different languages. After issuing about 16,500 worldwide standards, the ISO has evolved into a federation of delegates representing more than 150 countries. They meet regularly to discuss both current and classic management practices.
ISO/IEC 17025
Testing and calibration laboratories using standard, non-standard, and lab-developed methods.
ISO 13485
Quality management throughout the life cycle of medical devices.
ISO 639
Standard for internationally accepted language codes.
ISO 4217
Standard for currency codes to avoid confusion in global transactions.
ISO 3166
Standard for referencing countries and their subdivisions using codes.
ISO 8601
Standardized format for representing date and time internationally.
ISO 26000
Guidelines to help organizations operate in a socially responsible way.
ISO 31000
Risk management standard to improve business decision-making and performance.
ISO 50001 / EN 16001
Energy management systems to optimize energy use and reduce costs.
ISO 20121
Management system for organizing sustainable events responsibly.
ISO 37001
Anti-bribery management system to prevent, detect, and respond to bribery.
ISO/IEC 27001
Information security management to protect critical digital assets.
ISO 9001:2008
Quality Management System focused on continuous improvement and customer satisfaction.
OHSAS 45001
Occupational health and safety management system to reduce workplace risks.
ISO 10002
Guidelines for effective complaint management and customer feedback handling.
ISO 14001:2015
Environmental management system for sustainable and eco-friendly operations.
ISO 28000
Security management system for supply chain risk and threat protection.
ISO 22001
Food safety management system ensuring food quality and safety across supply chains.
SA 8000
Standard for social accountability and ensuring ethical labor practices.
