Standardization is the new benchmarking criteria for organizations across the globe, and the best way to achieve Organizational Business Standardization is by opting for ISO Management System Certification. This has become very important nowadays, particularly because of competitive market dynamics and constant service refinement from the customer.

These MS Certifications are recognized worldwide with customers, suppliers, regulators and other interested parties. So, Top Management utilize these systems to help an organization fulfill all tasks needed to achieve its objectives. A management system is the framework of processes and procedures. It helps meet the needs and expectations of customers by prescribing systematic control of activities. The system is designed and intended to apply to virtually any process for Quality, Environment, Health and Safety or Food Safety Services anywhere in the world.

In accordance with the ISO 17021 and international guidelines for certification body accreditation, FGI is accredited by International Accreditation Services (USA). This accreditation shows the confidence of IAS in FGI’s management system and that it complies with international accreditation requirements.

The audit process of FGI ensures the compliance of the applicant organization with the requirements of the relevant system standards. This is achieved through the review of the manuals and procedures and on-site audits of the applicant organization. This process is completed in two stages and in accordance with the requirements of ISO 17021.

A Certificate of Compliance is issued on completion of a successful audit. Additionally, a register of Certified Companies is maintained which can be accessed through the FGI website upon request. Typically conducted once a year, surveillance audits are performed by FGI to keep the system effective on a continual basis.

Experienced approved auditors are used by FGI in relevant industry sectors. This allows the audit process to produce meaningful results and improvements to the business process. FGI has a track record for excellent customer satisfaction for its Certification service.

The different internal processes within the organization are integrated by a Quality Management System (QMS), with the aim to provide a process approach. With a process-based QMS, organizations can identify, measure, control, and improve the various core business processes that will eventually result in improved business performed and customer service that exceeds expectations.

A management tool used to evaluate an organization’s activities, an Environmental Management System (EMS) can help to identify the environmental impacts that relate to those activities and the management of resources to minimize them. Additionally, an organization can comply with and maintain its compliance with environmental requirements with the help of EMS.

A management system standard, ISO 45001:2018 addresses health and safety in the management of risk to minimize accidents and comply with regulations.

An international standard, the ISO 22000 specifies the requirements for a food safety management system that involves pre-requisite programs and HACCP principles for managing Food Safety risks.

Integrated management aims to create a single management system which integrates multiple management system standards such as ISO 45001, ISO 22000, ISO 14001 and ISO 9001. Performed by qualified auditors, combined assessment in multiple management systems helps to significantly reduce the time and costs for audits. These benefits get passed onto the client.

Experienced personnel who are experts in their respective industries are part of the FGI’s Auditors knowledge base. These experts help clients with value adds during the management systems Audit Process. An invaluable quality, the practical experience of the experts helps clients to understand the practical problems in documentation and implementation.

Additionally, the experts can advise individual organizations on a case by case basis. However, the audits are performed by independent auditors of FGI, making the Certification process impartial.