Insights

In today’s fast-paced, data-driven world, quality and security go hand in hand. That’s why forward-thinking organisations are choosing to certify in both ISO 9001 and ISO 27001. Discover how these two game-changing standards complement each other and why your organisation should consider both.

Welcoming our newest member of the team - Leanne Kaut. Leanne is our new Certifications Manager, her role is to develop, manage and maintain all CfA's UKAS accreditations and ensure all certification audits undertaken comply with accreditation standards.

PBA Applied Ecology Ltd has 20+ years’ experience of successfully supporting development projects, providing a one-stop service for all ecological & environmental facilities. This includes expert understanding and implementation of Biodiversity Net Gain for the construction, civils and utilities sectors, across both terrestrial and aquatic sites.

An integrated management system (IMS) integrates all an organisation’s systems and processes into one place, empowering the organisation to work as a single unit with unified objectives. Find out more by reading our insight piece.

ISO 9001 – the number one quality standard for your organisation. With over 1 million certificate holders worldwide, ISO 9001 is the world’s most popular Quality Management Standard. But of course, you’re here to find out the many ways that ISO 9001 can foster continuous improvement within your organisation, and there are many ways.

The PAS 2060 standard was initially launched by the British Standards Institution in 2010 with the objective of increasing transparency of carbon neutrality claims. Although well-received and in widespread use, it is not a full standard and solely British in origin. At the end of 2025, PAS 2060 will be retired and superseded by a full verifiable ISO standard, ISO 14068-1:2023.

It is almost universally recognised that organisations need to do more to mitigate the negative effects of climate change. Recently, the Government has been putting more pressure onto organisations to consider their journey to net zero, therefore investing in ISO 14068 and having a clear plan to reduce your carbon as a business has never been more paramount.

To stay ahead in 2025, businesses must prioritise standards that emphasise sustainability, technological innovation, and customer-centricity. Embracing green practices and reducing carbon footprints will not only meet regulatory requirements but also appeal to environmentally conscious consumers. Leveraging cutting-edge technologies like AI can streamline operations and enhance decision-making.