Every few years all international standards are reviewed to ensure their continued relevance. ISO 9001 underwent a major overhaul in 2000 and another revision was issued in November 2008. The changes are minimal and provide further clarification of the clauses rather than additional requirements.
Following the successful rollout of the Training Quality Standard for training providers, the Standard has been developed to offer assessment and certification to the same requirements, for training delivered by employers’ in-house departments.
The development of the Training Quality Standard for Employers is a crucial step in the Standard’s long-term evolution, ensuring that it recognises the best training wherever it is found, regardless of the organisation, sector or funding.
Certification against the Training Quality Standard for Employers is tough to achieve, so we can be confident in endorsing organisations with the best internal training functions. Consequently, the Standard is something which organisations can aspire to, and be proud of when they achieve it.
CARBON ACTION is all about encouraging organisations to take action to reduce the energy they use, lower their carbon footprint and save money.
A simple standard, which is easy to understand and compatible with other quality standards and frameworks
ISO 18001 - is a framework that allows an organisation to consistently identify and control its health and safety risks, reduce the potential for accidents, aid legislative compliance and improve overall performance.
Lexcel is a quality mark awarded by The Law Society to practices and legal departments that have been independently assessed as having and met the mandatory aspects of the Law Society's Practice Management Standards.