iso standard ppt lecture

1. ISO (International Organization
for Standardization)
DR AR LONE
BSC/MSC/BED/PHD/PGDMC

2. • ISO (International Organization for Standardization)
is an international body that develops and publishes
voluntary international standards to ensure the
quality, safety, and efficiency of products, services,
and systems. ISO standards cover a wide range of
industries and sectors and are used by organizations
around the world to meet various requirements and
improve their operations.

3. • 1. Introduction to ISO:
• ISO is an independent, non-governmental
organization based in Geneva, Switzerland, with a
membership of national standards bodies from
around the world.
• It was founded in 1947 and has published more
than 23,000 international standards covering a
diverse array of industries.

4. • 2. Why ISO Standards Matter:
• ISO standards help facilitate international trade
by ensuring that products and services meet
specific quality and safety requirements, making
it easier for businesses to operate across borders.
• They enhance product and service quality, safety,
and reliability, benefiting both consumers and
businesses.

5. • 3. Structure of ISO Standards:
• ISO standards are typically developed by technical
committees consisting of experts from relevant
industries, academia, government bodies, and
other stakeholders.
• The standards are organized into various
categories, including quality management,
environmental management, information
security, and more.

6. • 4. ISO 9001 - Quality Management:
• ISO 9001 is one of the most well-known ISO
standards, focusing on quality management
systems. It sets requirements for processes,
documentation, and continuous improvement
to ensure consistent product or service
quality.

7. • 5. ISO 14001 - Environmental Management:
• ISO 14001 provides a framework for
organizations to establish and maintain
effective environmental management systems.
It helps reduce environmental impact and
comply with regulations.

8. • 6. ISO 27001 - Information Security:
• ISO 27001 is centered on information security
management systems. It helps organizations
protect sensitive information by establishing
policies and controls.

9. • 7. ISO 45001 - Occupational Health and Safety:
• ISO 45001 is focused on occupational health
and safety management systems. It aims to
create safer working environments and reduce
workplace accidents and illnesses.

10. • 8. ISO 22000 - Food Safety Management:
• ISO 22000 outlines requirements for a food
safety management system. It's crucial for
organizations in the food industry to ensure
the safety of their products.

11. • 9. ISO 50001 - Energy Management:
• ISO 50001 provides a framework for energy
management systems, helping organizations
reduce energy consumption, lower costs, and
decrease their environmental impact.

12. • 10. Benefits of Implementing ISO Standards:
• Improved product and service quality.
• Enhanced customer satisfaction.
• Increased efficiency and productivity.
• Compliance with legal and regulatory
requirements.
• Better risk management.
• Access to global markets.

13. • 11. How to Implement ISO Standards:
• Identify the relevant ISO standard for your
industry.
• Develop a management system that aligns with
the standard's requirements.
• Implement the system within your organization.
• Continuously monitor and improve your
processes.

14. • 12. Certification and Audits:
• Organizations can seek certification by
accredited certification bodies to demonstrate
compliance with specific ISO standards.
• Regular audits are conducted to ensure
ongoing adherence to the standards.

15. • In conclusion, ISO standards are essential tools
for organizations to improve their processes,
enhance the quality and safety of their
products and services, and demonstrate
compliance with international best practices.
They play a crucial role in facilitating global
trade and ensuring that businesses meet the
highest standards of quality, safety, and
efficiency.

16. •THANKS

17. Match list –I(ISO Standards) with List –II (
Environmental Management Aspects)
LIST –I(IS0 STDRD) LIST-II (Environmental Aspect)
ISO -14010 Environmental auditing
ISO-14020 Environmental aspect in product std
ISO-14050 Environmental labeling standards
ISO-14060 Environmental terms and definitions