ISO 9001 · ISO 14001 · ISO 45001Quality, environment, and safety as a single system
An integrated program to understand, document, and audit ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 without studying each scope as an isolated island.
Key facts
- Core
- ISO 9001 · ISO 14001 · ISO 45001
- Expansion
- ISO/IEC 27001 · ISO/IEC 42001
- Registration
- Guidance · No online sales
- Academic scope
- Guarantee, groups, and dates: to be discussed with the academic team.
What the journey leaves you with
The program shows where the three standards share decisions and where they require different evidence.
- Architecture. Design an integrated architecture of processes and responsibilities.
- Risks. Relate quality, environmental, and safety risks without losing precision.
- Documentation. Build documented information and controls over an academic case study.
- Audit. Plan an integrated audit practice and communicate traceable findings.
- File. Compile the work into a verifiable academic file.
FAQ
Can the program be expanded to five standards?
ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 42001 are added within the same program when the goal includes information security or artificial intelligence management. The expansion keeps each standard intact and is treated as an exact variant of each standard.
What common foundation does the program start with?
With the 2026 Foundation Level: three opening blocks that organize the architecture and common foundations, the processes, risks, controls and documents, and the evidence, changes, and audit criteria.
How is registration handled today?
The page leads to guidance: a member of the academic team reviews the goal, confirms the program's status, and explains the next step before any commitment.
Are training and certification the same service?
They are separate services with separate teams and decisions: whoever provides training does not evaluate an organization's certification. Training grants an academic credential and does not certify people or organizations.