Create trust with ISO certification

With an ISO 9001 certificate, organisations can demonstrate that processes meet international quality standards and that they are continuously improving their processes and services. Find out more: ISO 9001.

ISO 14001 allows organisations from a wide range of sectors to measure and improve their impact on the environment. With ISO 14001 certification, an organisation shows that it wants to improve its environmental performance by working more efficiently and reducing waste. Find out more: ISO 14001.

Customer data, production data and other data are becoming increasingly important. With a management system according to the ISO 27001 information security standard, organisations can secure this data and show stakeholders that they have their information systems in order. Find out more: ISO 27001.

The ISO 45001 (the successor to OHSAS 18001) helps employers to systematically implement the legal obligation to ensure the safety and health of employees. With an ISO 45001 certificate, organisations can demonstrate that they can initiate, implement and evaluate health and safety improvements. Find out more: ISO 45001.

The ISO 50001 (successor to EN 1600) helps organisations develop and implement energy policy. This is becoming increasingly important, because if energy management is in order, costs will be saved and less greenhouse gases will be emitted. Find out more: ISO 50001.

Every organisation wants to maximise the return on its investment in assets throughout their lifecycle. The ISO 55001 helps to implement and execute good asset management. Kiwa can relieve organisations of all their concerns in this respect, from gap analysis and implementation to use, training and certification. Find out more: ISO 55001.

The ISO 22000 is the standard for food safety, suitable for application in all links of the food chain: from agricultural and manufacturing companies to transport companies and retail. Service organisations such as packaging companies and manufacturers of cleaning agents can also be certified against ISO 22000. Find out more: ISO 22000.

Also in combination with ISO 18404. The Six Sigma management strategy is used by many organisations to optimise production and other business processes. The ISO 13053 helps to standardise the use of Six Sigma. Organisations that work according to both Lean and Six Sigma often combine the ISO 13053 with the ISO 18404, which mainly focuses on Lean. 

Public events, from festivals to flea markets, almost always have an economic and social impact and consequences for the environment. The ISO 20121 standard helps organisers and service providers in the events sector to assess and manage the impact of an event in advance.