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Here you will find an overview of templates that can be linked to other standards, i.e. so-called Integrated Management Systems (IMS). Detailed information on the individual products can be found by clicking on the desired product.

DIN EN ISO 14001:2015 in conjunction with DIN EN ISO 9001 | Quality and environmental management system

DIN EN ISO IEC 17025:2018 in conjunction with DIN EN ISO | Quality management with testing and calibration laboratory

DIN EN 16775:2016 in conjunction with DIN EN ISO 9001| Quality management and expert activities

DIN EN ISO 17100:2018 Translation services (TSP) in conjunction with DIN EN ISO 9001:2015

DIN EN ISO 13485:2021-12 – QM with consideration of MDR 2017/745 requirements for distributors

An integrated management system (IMS) is a system that combines several management systems of a company into a uniform structure. This allows different requirements, standards and processes to be managed and optimized efficiently.

Why an integrated management system?

Many companies have to comply with various standards and legal requirements, e.g. in the areas of quality, environment, energy, occupational safety and data protection. Instead of managing these separately, they are bundled in an IMS in order to exploit synergies and avoid duplication of work.

Typical components of an IMS

An IMS usually integrates several of the following management systems:

Quality management (ISO 9001)

Objective: Continuous improvement in the quality of products and services.

Environmental management (ISO 14001)

Goal: Sustainable use of resources and reduction of environmental pollution.

Energy management (ISO 50001)

Objective: Efficient use of energy and reduction of energy consumption.

Occupational health and safety management (ISO 45001)

Objective: To protect employees and minimize occupational risks.

Information security management (ISO 27001)

Objective: Protection of sensitive data and IT security.

Risk management (ISO 31000)

Objective: Identification and management of risks in the company.

Advantages of an integrated management system

Increased efficiency – reduction of duplicate processes and documentation.
Cost savings – less time and resources required thanks to synergies.
Better clarity – standardized processes and clear responsibilities.
Simplified certifications – combined audits for several standards possible.
Greater competitiveness – customers and partners value certified companies.
Sustainability and compliance – fulfillment of legal and normative requirements.

Bottom line:

An integrated management system helps companies to implement various management requirements in a structured and efficient manner. It reduces bureaucracy, improves processes and contributes to long-term competitiveness. Companies seeking multiple certifications benefit in particular from the integration of these systems.