Introduction To
Management Systems
ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 45001:2018, ISO 37001:2016,
ISO 20000-1:2018, ISO 27001:2022
Introduction To
Management Systems
ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 45001:2018, ISO 37001:2016,
ISO 20000-1:2018, ISO 27001:2022
Prepared and Presented By: Reza Seifollahy
It is Forecasted that:
Due to Climate Change and
Technology Advancements,
after 2030 Life would be
changed the way that it has
never been!
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Artificial Intelligence
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We have to Change to
adapt ourselves to
the new way of life!
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to-survive-the-21st-century-with-yuval-noah-harari
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Introducing book and a speech:
INTRODUCTION TO
MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
BASED ON ISO STANDARDS
Welcome to
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Who am I?
• Reza Seifollahy
– MA in Management of Technology
– BS in Industrial Engineering
• ISO 9001 Lead Assessor
• ISO 22001 Lead Assessor
• Over 1000 Audits in ISO 9001, ISO
22001, ISO 14001, OHSAS 18000,
ISO 45001 in Iran, China, India,
Turkey, UAE and Pakistan
• Managing Positions in several
companies
• Management Systems/Business
Development Consultant and
trainer
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Aim of Course
August 2025 9
To learn and pracTice:
1.UndersTanding ManageMenT sysTeM sTandards
2.iMpleMenT ManageMenT sysTeMs sTandards
3.cerTify for iso 9001:2015, iso 14001:2015, iso
45001:2018, iso 37001:2016, iso 20000-1:2018 &
iso 27001:2022
Overview of Standards and their principles
A glance to Standards, What are them?
Models used in management system standards
Importance and benefits of IMS
Q & A
Content:
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Overview:
• Latter-day growing regulatory
environment has emerged
organizations to deal with
managing of several compliance
frameworks simultaneously.
• The fulfilment of legal obligations
is only one factor that shove the
organizations to robust their
management systems.
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Overview:
A management system is the
framework of processes and
procedures used to ensure that an
organization can fulfill all tasks
required to achieve its objectives.
August 2025 12
Overview
Most commonly, these management systems are
being developed around the certification
requirements of ISO standards for ISO 9001 Quality
Management System, ISO 14001 Environmental
Management System and ISO 45001 Occupational
Health and Safety Management System.
IT services, Information security management system
and Anti-Bribery management could be also another
management systems that could be implemented for
better results of organization’s performance.
August 2025 13
• Provision of quality products and services usually has a
direct positive impact on organizational performance.
• However, other areas of management such as protection of
environment and promotion of employee’s health and
safety, Information Security and Social Responsibilities may
be seen as a burden for some of the stakeholders of an
organization.
Overview
August 2025 14
Overview
• The International Organization for
Standardization (ISO) surveys of management
system standard certifications show a steady
increase in the number of organizations and
companies obtaining certifications against
international standards of management systems.
August 2025 15
Brief History
Brief History
Management Systems Standards
On Management Standards
• Success of Japanese management, lead west to establish
their own way of leading companies to success.
• Edward Deming and his Role.
• British Standard on Quality Management Systems.
• International Organization For Standardization (ISO) issue
ISO 9000 Series of Standards
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ESTABLISHMENT OF
ISO 9000 SERIES
All the efforts leads to
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• A quality management system is a clearly defined set
of processes and responsibilities that makes your
business run how it’s supposed to.
• Each organization tailors its own QMS, comprising
a formal set of policies, processes and
procedures established to elevate consumer
satisfaction.
• A QMS guides organizations as they standardize and
enhance quality controls across manufacturing,
service delivery and other key business processes.
August 2025 21
What is QMS standard?
History of ISO 9000 series
9001
9002
9003
9000
9001
9004
9000
9001
9002
9004
1994
2000
2008
2015
1987
Evolution
August 2025 22
In June 2021, The 176 ISO
committee extended validity as
it is still fit for use!
ISO 9000 Series
August 2025 23
ISO 9001:2015
Quality Management
Systems - Requirements
ISO 9004:2018
Quality of an
Organization – Guidance
to achieve Sustained
Success
ISO 9000:2015
Fundamentals and
Vocabulary
ISO/TS 9002:2016
Guidelines for the application of
ISO 9001:2015
After Successful implementation of ISO 9000 Series
• ISO 14000 Series for Environmental Management Systems
• ISO 45001 Series for Occupational Health and Safety
management systems
• ISO 22000 series for food safety systems
• ISO 50000 series for Energy management Systems
• ISO 27000 series for Information Security management
systems
• ISO 55000 series for asset management system
• ISO 37001 Anti-Bribery Management
• …….
August 2025 24
• An environmental management system (EMS) can be
developed in compliance with the ISO 14001
standard as part of an organization’s strategy to
implement its environmental policy and address
governmental regulations.
• An EMS focuses resources on meeting the
commitments identified in the organization’s policy,
which could include reducing or eliminating the
negative environmental impacts of its products,
services, and activities and/or increasing their
positive effects.
August 2025 25
What is EMS?
Brief History of ISO 14000
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• ISO 45001 is an international standard that specifies
requirements for an occupational health and safety
(OH&S) management system.
• It provides a framework for organizations to manage
risks and improve OH&S performance.
August 2025 27
What is OHSMS?
August 2025 28
Brief History of ISO 45001
• An information security management system that
meets the requirements of ISO/IEC 27001 preserves
the confidentiality, integrity and availability of
information by applying a risk management process
and gives confidence to interested parties that risks
are adequately managed.
August 2025 29
What is ISMS?
August 2025 30
Brief History of ISO 27001
• ISO/IEC 20000, also referred to as ISO 20000, is the
international standard for IT service management
(ITSM), developed jointly by the International
Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the
International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC).
• The requirements specified in this document include
the planning, design, transition, delivery and
improvement of services to meet the service
requirements and deliver value.
August 2025 31
What are ISO 20000 series?
August 2025 32
History of ISO 20000 Series
• The standard was first published in
December 2005.
• In June 2011, the ISO/IEC 20000-1:2005
was updated to ISO/IEC 20000-1:2011.
• In February 2012, ISO/IEC 20000-2:2005
was updated to ISO/IEC 20000-2:2012.
August 2025 33
• ISO 37001:2025 emphasizes the importance of
cultivating a culture of integrity and ethical behavior
across the organization.
• It empowers leadership to actively champion anti-
bribery values, creating a transparent and
accountable environment that protects the
organization's reputation and builds stakeholder
trust.
August 2025 34
What is ISO 37001?
All Management standards
provide a model to follow
when setting up and operating a management
system, and each of them provides a framework with
a focus primarily on achieving specific objectives.
These management standards mentioned, are
intended to be implemented alone.
August 2025 35
All Management standards
provide a model to follow
However, each of these standards involves
some topics required by the others such as:
• Document management
• Training and awareness
• Internal audits
• Management review
• Corrective action
• Managing Risks and Opportunities
August 2025 36
Concepts used
Concepts used
As fundamentals to these management systems
Deming Cycle
is a fundamental Part of
Management Standards!
Deming Cycle
Plan: What to do and who will do it
Do: Do whatever planned
Check: Monitor and Measure
what you plan and do
Act: If correct, standardize, problem,
Corrective actions
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To Achieve the
Optimum
Performance,
Productivity &
Results.
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• PDCA considered as a basis from the first
edition of ISO 9000 series in 1987
• Success of ISO 9000 Series, Lead International
Standard Organization to issue several
management systems standards like:
• ISO 14000 Series Environment
• ISO 22000 Series – Food safety
• ISO 50000 Series – Energy Management
• ISO 45000 – Occupational Health & safety
• ISO 27000 Series – information security
• ….
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Some of
Management Systems Models:
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Quality Management System
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Environmental
Management System
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Occupational
Health and Safety
Management System
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IT Service
Management System
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Information Security
Management System
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Anti-bribery
Management System
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ISO 50001
Energy Management System Model
Senior management
commit to program
0 3
Years
-20%
-25%
-15%
-10%
-5%
0
+5%
Costs
Investment
Initial savings
sustained
Housekeeping first – then
investment
Becomes company
culture
Source: UNIDO 2010
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Structured Approach
Source: UNIDO 2010
August 2025 52
Ad Hoc Approach
to Management Systems
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• Synergies and Benefits
• Streamlining Processes
August 2025 54
Importance of IMS
Integrated Management Systems
can benefit your organization through increased
efficiency and effectiveness, and cost reductions while
minimizing the disruption caused by several external
audits.
It also shows your commitment to increased
performance, employee and customer satisfaction, and
continuous improvement.
August 2025 55
Integrated Management System (IMS)
• With an integrated management system, your
management systems work together, with each
function aligned behind a single goal: improving the
performance of the entire organization.
• Instead of silos, you have a coordinated effort which
is greater than the sum of its parts and is not only
more efficient but more effective. (Synergy)
August 2025 56
Integrated Management System (IMS)
• An integrated system provides a clear, uniform image
of your entire organization, how they impact each
other, and the associated risks.
• Efficiency is gained from less duplication, and it
becomes easier to adopt new systems in the future.
August 2025 57
Integrated Management System (IMS)
August 2025 58
Benefits of an IMS
• Integrated management systems will have a positive
impact on specific management system components
and outcomes such as improvements in quality,
safety, risk, and productivity.
August 2025 59
1. Improving Performance
• One of the top benefits of implementing multiple
management system standards is being able to align the
standards to find common or single management system
components.
• These may include policies, objectives, processes or
resources.
– For example, you may be able to have a single procedure
for training, document control, management reviews,
internal audits or improvements.
• When you implement more than one standard at a time you
are able to find these similarities which can save your
organization a great amount of time, and in return money.
August 2025 60
2. Eliminating Redundancies
• When you integrate multiple management systems at a time
and establish cohesive objectives, processes, and resources,
with the alignment of the systems you will see improvement
in accountability.
August 2025 61
3. Accountability
• When you use an integrated approach, your
organization can create better consistency of the
management systems.
• When you create consistency, the system will become
less complex and therefore is easier understood.
• Consistency will create an improved focus on
achieving a common set of objectives that are
important to the organization.
August 2025 62
4. Establishing Consistency
• Reducing bureaucracy stems from eliminating
redundancy.
• Oftentimes when multiple management standards
are implemented and not integrated, dilemmas can
arise by the inability to streamline decisions
because of the layers of hierarchy.
• When the management systems are integrated,
your organization can take a systematic approach.
The processes can better accommodate changes.
August 2025 63
5. Reducing Bureaucracy
• When changes and decisions are easily made, this will
reduce bureaucracy.
– For an effective approach, establishing process owners with a
cross-functional team can be greatly beneficial. These teams take
on responsibility and accountability in an effective approach to
breaking down barriers to decision making and deployment.
• You may also want to consider a IMS Manager who can
be called upon to support and respond to all ISO based
issues.
August 2025 64
5. Reducing Bureaucracy
• Integrated Management Systems allows your
organization to conduct integrated audits and
assessments, as well as optimize processes and
resources.
• When you can integrate these systems it can help
reduce the time it takes to do certain activities,
eliminate the amount of time interrupted and
therefore reduce costs.
August 2025 65
6. Cost Reduction
• When viewing standard requirements, do not consider them
an added load or task to the organization, rather remember
that they are a way to implement expectations from
customers, interested parties and the organization, and
create a smooth and effective process.
August 2025 66
7. Optimize Processes
and Resources
• Resources can be optimized because they become focused
on process implementation and adding value rather than
additional system maintenance.
August 2025 67
7. Optimize Processes
and Resources
• Maintenance refers to the ongoing compliance checks and
ensuring that you are upholding the management system
standard requirements.
• When you have an integrated management system you can
maintain the requirements concurrently, streamlining the
process and allowing the organization to focus on
improvements rather than maintaining multiple systems
when that is unnecessary.
August 2025 68
8. Reducing Maintenance
• When you start with an integrated
management system, you can then
have integrated audits.
• There are many great benefits to
having integrated audits.
August 2025 69
9. Integrated Audits
• Eliminating redundancy and creating consistency
within the organization allows for a more complete
view of the functional needs and performance.
August 2025 70
10. Facilitating
Decision Making
• This integrated approach also allows the organization
to analyze functional and department barriers and
therefore improve communication and decision
making.
August 2025 71
10. Facilitating
Decision Making
August 2025 72
Just as an Example of IMS
August 2025 73
What’s next on Training?
• What is Process approach?
• Context of Organizations in Standards
• Leadership requirements
• Planning in Management systems
• Support of management systems
• Operations in ISO 9001:2015
• Operations in ISO 14001:2015:
August 2025 74
What’s next on Training?
• Operations in ISO 45001:2018
• Operations in ISO 27001:2022
• Operations in ISO 20000-1:2018
• Operations in ISO 37001:2016
• Performance measurement in Standards
• Internal Audits, way of measurement
• Continual Improvement, all’s well that ends well
You are interested, Contact me to
order your online course or a
workshop
You are interested, Contact me to
order your online course or a
workshop Reza Seifollahy
r.seifollahy@gmail.com
t.me/arangtraining
r_seifollahy

Integrated Management Systems an introduction

  • 1.
    Introduction To Management Systems ISO9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 45001:2018, ISO 37001:2016, ISO 20000-1:2018, ISO 27001:2022 Introduction To Management Systems ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 45001:2018, ISO 37001:2016, ISO 20000-1:2018, ISO 27001:2022 Prepared and Presented By: Reza Seifollahy
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    It is Forecastedthat: Due to Climate Change and Technology Advancements, after 2030 Life would be changed the way that it has never been! 2 August 2025
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  • 4.
  • 5.
    We have toChange to adapt ourselves to the new way of life! 5 August 2025
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  • 7.
    INTRODUCTION TO MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS BASEDON ISO STANDARDS Welcome to August 2025 7
  • 8.
    Who am I? •Reza Seifollahy – MA in Management of Technology – BS in Industrial Engineering • ISO 9001 Lead Assessor • ISO 22001 Lead Assessor • Over 1000 Audits in ISO 9001, ISO 22001, ISO 14001, OHSAS 18000, ISO 45001 in Iran, China, India, Turkey, UAE and Pakistan • Managing Positions in several companies • Management Systems/Business Development Consultant and trainer August 2025 8
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    Aim of Course August2025 9 To learn and pracTice: 1.UndersTanding ManageMenT sysTeM sTandards 2.iMpleMenT ManageMenT sysTeMs sTandards 3.cerTify for iso 9001:2015, iso 14001:2015, iso 45001:2018, iso 37001:2016, iso 20000-1:2018 & iso 27001:2022
  • 10.
    Overview of Standardsand their principles A glance to Standards, What are them? Models used in management system standards Importance and benefits of IMS Q & A Content: 10 August 2025
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    Overview: • Latter-day growingregulatory environment has emerged organizations to deal with managing of several compliance frameworks simultaneously. • The fulfilment of legal obligations is only one factor that shove the organizations to robust their management systems. August 2025 11
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    Overview: A management systemis the framework of processes and procedures used to ensure that an organization can fulfill all tasks required to achieve its objectives. August 2025 12
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    Overview Most commonly, thesemanagement systems are being developed around the certification requirements of ISO standards for ISO 9001 Quality Management System, ISO 14001 Environmental Management System and ISO 45001 Occupational Health and Safety Management System. IT services, Information security management system and Anti-Bribery management could be also another management systems that could be implemented for better results of organization’s performance. August 2025 13
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    • Provision ofquality products and services usually has a direct positive impact on organizational performance. • However, other areas of management such as protection of environment and promotion of employee’s health and safety, Information Security and Social Responsibilities may be seen as a burden for some of the stakeholders of an organization. Overview August 2025 14
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    Overview • The InternationalOrganization for Standardization (ISO) surveys of management system standard certifications show a steady increase in the number of organizations and companies obtaining certifications against international standards of management systems. August 2025 15
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    On Management Standards •Success of Japanese management, lead west to establish their own way of leading companies to success. • Edward Deming and his Role. • British Standard on Quality Management Systems. • International Organization For Standardization (ISO) issue ISO 9000 Series of Standards August 2025 17
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    ESTABLISHMENT OF ISO 9000SERIES All the efforts leads to August 2025 20
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    • A qualitymanagement system is a clearly defined set of processes and responsibilities that makes your business run how it’s supposed to. • Each organization tailors its own QMS, comprising a formal set of policies, processes and procedures established to elevate consumer satisfaction. • A QMS guides organizations as they standardize and enhance quality controls across manufacturing, service delivery and other key business processes. August 2025 21 What is QMS standard?
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    History of ISO9000 series 9001 9002 9003 9000 9001 9004 9000 9001 9002 9004 1994 2000 2008 2015 1987 Evolution August 2025 22 In June 2021, The 176 ISO committee extended validity as it is still fit for use!
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    ISO 9000 Series August2025 23 ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management Systems - Requirements ISO 9004:2018 Quality of an Organization – Guidance to achieve Sustained Success ISO 9000:2015 Fundamentals and Vocabulary ISO/TS 9002:2016 Guidelines for the application of ISO 9001:2015
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    After Successful implementationof ISO 9000 Series • ISO 14000 Series for Environmental Management Systems • ISO 45001 Series for Occupational Health and Safety management systems • ISO 22000 series for food safety systems • ISO 50000 series for Energy management Systems • ISO 27000 series for Information Security management systems • ISO 55000 series for asset management system • ISO 37001 Anti-Bribery Management • ……. August 2025 24
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    • An environmentalmanagement system (EMS) can be developed in compliance with the ISO 14001 standard as part of an organization’s strategy to implement its environmental policy and address governmental regulations. • An EMS focuses resources on meeting the commitments identified in the organization’s policy, which could include reducing or eliminating the negative environmental impacts of its products, services, and activities and/or increasing their positive effects. August 2025 25 What is EMS?
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    Brief History ofISO 14000 26 August 2025
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    • ISO 45001is an international standard that specifies requirements for an occupational health and safety (OH&S) management system. • It provides a framework for organizations to manage risks and improve OH&S performance. August 2025 27 What is OHSMS?
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    August 2025 28 BriefHistory of ISO 45001
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    • An informationsecurity management system that meets the requirements of ISO/IEC 27001 preserves the confidentiality, integrity and availability of information by applying a risk management process and gives confidence to interested parties that risks are adequately managed. August 2025 29 What is ISMS?
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    August 2025 30 BriefHistory of ISO 27001
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    • ISO/IEC 20000,also referred to as ISO 20000, is the international standard for IT service management (ITSM), developed jointly by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC). • The requirements specified in this document include the planning, design, transition, delivery and improvement of services to meet the service requirements and deliver value. August 2025 31 What are ISO 20000 series?
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    History of ISO20000 Series • The standard was first published in December 2005. • In June 2011, the ISO/IEC 20000-1:2005 was updated to ISO/IEC 20000-1:2011. • In February 2012, ISO/IEC 20000-2:2005 was updated to ISO/IEC 20000-2:2012. August 2025 33
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    • ISO 37001:2025emphasizes the importance of cultivating a culture of integrity and ethical behavior across the organization. • It empowers leadership to actively champion anti- bribery values, creating a transparent and accountable environment that protects the organization's reputation and builds stakeholder trust. August 2025 34 What is ISO 37001?
  • 35.
    All Management standards providea model to follow when setting up and operating a management system, and each of them provides a framework with a focus primarily on achieving specific objectives. These management standards mentioned, are intended to be implemented alone. August 2025 35
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    All Management standards providea model to follow However, each of these standards involves some topics required by the others such as: • Document management • Training and awareness • Internal audits • Management review • Corrective action • Managing Risks and Opportunities August 2025 36
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    Concepts used Concepts used Asfundamentals to these management systems
  • 38.
    Deming Cycle is afundamental Part of Management Standards!
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    Deming Cycle Plan: Whatto do and who will do it Do: Do whatever planned Check: Monitor and Measure what you plan and do Act: If correct, standardize, problem, Corrective actions 39 August 2025
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    • PDCA consideredas a basis from the first edition of ISO 9000 series in 1987 • Success of ISO 9000 Series, Lead International Standard Organization to issue several management systems standards like: • ISO 14000 Series Environment • ISO 22000 Series – Food safety • ISO 50000 Series – Energy Management • ISO 45000 – Occupational Health & safety • ISO 27000 Series – information security • …. 42 August 2025
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    Some of Management SystemsModels: August 2025 43
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    August 2025 44 QualityManagement System
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    August 2025 46 Occupational Healthand Safety Management System
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    August 2025 47 ITService Management System
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    August 2025 48 InformationSecurity Management System
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    August 2025 50 ISO50001 Energy Management System Model
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    Senior management commit toprogram 0 3 Years -20% -25% -15% -10% -5% 0 +5% Costs Investment Initial savings sustained Housekeeping first – then investment Becomes company culture Source: UNIDO 2010 August 2025 51 Structured Approach
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    Source: UNIDO 2010 August2025 52 Ad Hoc Approach to Management Systems
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    • Synergies andBenefits • Streamlining Processes August 2025 54 Importance of IMS Integrated Management Systems
  • 55.
    can benefit yourorganization through increased efficiency and effectiveness, and cost reductions while minimizing the disruption caused by several external audits. It also shows your commitment to increased performance, employee and customer satisfaction, and continuous improvement. August 2025 55 Integrated Management System (IMS)
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    • With anintegrated management system, your management systems work together, with each function aligned behind a single goal: improving the performance of the entire organization. • Instead of silos, you have a coordinated effort which is greater than the sum of its parts and is not only more efficient but more effective. (Synergy) August 2025 56 Integrated Management System (IMS)
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    • An integratedsystem provides a clear, uniform image of your entire organization, how they impact each other, and the associated risks. • Efficiency is gained from less duplication, and it becomes easier to adopt new systems in the future. August 2025 57 Integrated Management System (IMS)
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    • Integrated managementsystems will have a positive impact on specific management system components and outcomes such as improvements in quality, safety, risk, and productivity. August 2025 59 1. Improving Performance
  • 60.
    • One ofthe top benefits of implementing multiple management system standards is being able to align the standards to find common or single management system components. • These may include policies, objectives, processes or resources. – For example, you may be able to have a single procedure for training, document control, management reviews, internal audits or improvements. • When you implement more than one standard at a time you are able to find these similarities which can save your organization a great amount of time, and in return money. August 2025 60 2. Eliminating Redundancies
  • 61.
    • When youintegrate multiple management systems at a time and establish cohesive objectives, processes, and resources, with the alignment of the systems you will see improvement in accountability. August 2025 61 3. Accountability
  • 62.
    • When youuse an integrated approach, your organization can create better consistency of the management systems. • When you create consistency, the system will become less complex and therefore is easier understood. • Consistency will create an improved focus on achieving a common set of objectives that are important to the organization. August 2025 62 4. Establishing Consistency
  • 63.
    • Reducing bureaucracystems from eliminating redundancy. • Oftentimes when multiple management standards are implemented and not integrated, dilemmas can arise by the inability to streamline decisions because of the layers of hierarchy. • When the management systems are integrated, your organization can take a systematic approach. The processes can better accommodate changes. August 2025 63 5. Reducing Bureaucracy
  • 64.
    • When changesand decisions are easily made, this will reduce bureaucracy. – For an effective approach, establishing process owners with a cross-functional team can be greatly beneficial. These teams take on responsibility and accountability in an effective approach to breaking down barriers to decision making and deployment. • You may also want to consider a IMS Manager who can be called upon to support and respond to all ISO based issues. August 2025 64 5. Reducing Bureaucracy
  • 65.
    • Integrated ManagementSystems allows your organization to conduct integrated audits and assessments, as well as optimize processes and resources. • When you can integrate these systems it can help reduce the time it takes to do certain activities, eliminate the amount of time interrupted and therefore reduce costs. August 2025 65 6. Cost Reduction
  • 66.
    • When viewingstandard requirements, do not consider them an added load or task to the organization, rather remember that they are a way to implement expectations from customers, interested parties and the organization, and create a smooth and effective process. August 2025 66 7. Optimize Processes and Resources
  • 67.
    • Resources canbe optimized because they become focused on process implementation and adding value rather than additional system maintenance. August 2025 67 7. Optimize Processes and Resources
  • 68.
    • Maintenance refersto the ongoing compliance checks and ensuring that you are upholding the management system standard requirements. • When you have an integrated management system you can maintain the requirements concurrently, streamlining the process and allowing the organization to focus on improvements rather than maintaining multiple systems when that is unnecessary. August 2025 68 8. Reducing Maintenance
  • 69.
    • When youstart with an integrated management system, you can then have integrated audits. • There are many great benefits to having integrated audits. August 2025 69 9. Integrated Audits
  • 70.
    • Eliminating redundancyand creating consistency within the organization allows for a more complete view of the functional needs and performance. August 2025 70 10. Facilitating Decision Making
  • 71.
    • This integratedapproach also allows the organization to analyze functional and department barriers and therefore improve communication and decision making. August 2025 71 10. Facilitating Decision Making
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    August 2025 72 Justas an Example of IMS
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    August 2025 73 What’snext on Training? • What is Process approach? • Context of Organizations in Standards • Leadership requirements • Planning in Management systems • Support of management systems • Operations in ISO 9001:2015 • Operations in ISO 14001:2015:
  • 74.
    August 2025 74 What’snext on Training? • Operations in ISO 45001:2018 • Operations in ISO 27001:2022 • Operations in ISO 20000-1:2018 • Operations in ISO 37001:2016 • Performance measurement in Standards • Internal Audits, way of measurement • Continual Improvement, all’s well that ends well
  • 75.
    You are interested,Contact me to order your online course or a workshop You are interested, Contact me to order your online course or a workshop Reza Seifollahy r.seifollahy@gmail.com t.me/arangtraining r_seifollahy