Combine ISO 9001 & ISO 14001 & OHSAS 18001
Simplify your various management systems into one manual! ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001 share many of the same requirements (control of documents, etc.), so why not combine them into one standard? An Integrated Management System (IMS) can simplify the management of your Quality, Environmental and Occupational Health & Safety systems.
We have done the hard part for you!
This manual, set of procedures and forms has been carefully designed to meet the requirements of all three standards. They are ready for you to customize and so will work in your type of business. You can use them as a template, a road map and a resource as you evaluate and document your processes.
The package includes:
- Complete 62 Page IMS Manual, covering all the requirements of:
- 48 Procedures and work instructions
- 74 Forms, attachments & registers to keep records as required by the procedures
- Instructions on how to implement the system efficiently and effectively in your organization.
The IMS manual, procedures and forms
- provide guidance (in blue font) on how to tailor them to your unique business and what information you need to provide
- are all numbered for effective document control and reference and are integrated to work together in a seamless system
- each include the content required by the each standard
- are fully written
- this is an electronic file which you may download right away after placing your order.
The documents are in MS Word  and Excel  format, so there is no software to install or learn. You can use them right away.
Select combined management system
We offer six versions of the Documentation Package to simplify the process for organizations that already have other management systems (ISO 9001, ISO 14001, etc.) in place or want to deal with more than one standard at a time.
 Learn more about which version is best for you.
ISO Guideline on the integration of Management Systems
Contrary to many other types of standards, management system standards cover multiple aspects, levels and functions of an organization and, therefore, their implementation can have a substantial impact on how an organization operates and manages its business processes. In addition, more and more organizations are applying not only one, but a range of management system standards to satisfy their own needs as well as those of external stakeholders.
The book acknowledges that there is a market need for separate management system standards addressing different aspects, issues or risks that organizations need to manage. It provides guidance on how organizations can apply the different standards in a combined way, integrated with their business processes.
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OHSAS 18001 Product Selection Guide 
