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Certification Audits

Accredited certification,every discipline.

Certiva Global provides certification audits and surveillance audits across internationally recognised ISO management system standards, run to the same accredited methodology every time.

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Methodology

A clear, accredited audit journey.

Compliant with ISO/IEC 17021-1
01

Pre-Assessment

An optional review to spot improvement areas before the formal audit cycle begins. Helps your team prepare with confidence.

02

Stage 1 Audit

Documentation review and management system readiness assessment, performed on-site or remotely.

03

Stage 2 Audit

On-site assessment of how the management system performs across your operations. The main certification audit.

04

Certify & Surveillance

Certificate issuance followed by annual surveillance audits to ensure ongoing conformance across the 3-year cycle.

The catalogue

Standards, one accredited process.

ISO 9001

Quality Management

Sets out the requirements for a Quality Management System that helps organisations deliver consistent, reliable products and services. It sharpens your focus on customer satisfaction while meeting statutory and regulatory requirements. Certification demonstrates that quality is built into how you operate, and it opens doors with clients who require proof of a working QMS.

ISO 14001

Environmental Management

Specifies the requirements for an effective Environmental Management System, demonstrating that your organisation manages its environmental responsibilities systematically. It covers your environmental policy, the risks and impacts you create, your objectives, and the operational controls that keep you accountable. Certification signals to regulators, customers and communities that environmental responsibility is built into the business.

ISO 45001

Occupational Health & Safety

The international standard for Occupational Health and Safety Management, giving organisations a structured way to identify, control and reduce workplace risk. Certification demonstrates a genuine commitment to preventing work-related injury and illness and to providing a safe workplace. It shifts safety from reactive to proactive, with workers involved in decisions that affect them.

ISO 27001

Information Security

Sets out the requirements for an Information Security Management System, formalising how your organisation protects data and treats security risk. It brings people, process and technology together under one governance structure, rather than treating security as a purely technical problem. Certification gives customers and partners independent proof that your information security isn't just policy on paper.

ISO 27701

Privacy Information Management

Provides the requirements for a Privacy Information Management System, extending your information security controls to cover personally identifiable information specifically. It helps you consistently meet customer and regulatory privacy expectations while reducing the risk of a data breach. Certification is valuable for any organisation that processes personal data and needs to prove it does so responsibly.

ISO 27017

Cloud Security

Provides security controls specific to cloud services, for both providers and customers, building on the foundations of your core information security management system. It gives cloud-specific implementation guidance that a generic ISMS doesn't cover on its own. Most organisations pursue it as an extension of an existing information security certification, rather than as a standalone exercise.

ISO 27018

Cloud Privacy

Sets out how cloud service providers should protect personally identifiable information held in public cloud environments. It extends your core information security controls with privacy-specific safeguards for data hosted in the cloud. Like its sibling cloud standard, it's typically implemented and audited alongside an existing information security management system.

ISO 27032

Cyber Security

Provides guidelines for cybersecurity and internet security that go beyond the scope of a standard information security programme. It bridges the gap between internal information security controls and the external threats that live in cyberspace. Certification demonstrates that you've addressed the cyber threat landscape specifically, not just internal data handling.

ISO 42001

AI Management System

The world's first management system standard for artificial intelligence, giving organisations a structured way to govern AI applications ethically and securely. It sets out requirements for risk controls, transparency and legal alignment as AI becomes embedded in more business processes. Certification demonstrates that you can deploy AI responsibly, at scale, well ahead of where most regulation currently sits.

ISO 22301

Business Continuity

The international standard for Business Continuity Management, giving organisations a structured approach to keep delivering products and services through disruption. It sets out requirements for creating, implementing and improving a system that protects against and helps you recover from disruptive incidents. Certification is built on continual improvement, tracked through regular audits and performance measurement.

ISO 20000

IT Service Management

The leading international standard for IT Service Management, giving organisations a rigorous framework to run consistent, reliable technology services. It shares its high-level structure with standards like ISO 9001 and ISO 27001, making it straightforward to integrate alongside other certifications. Certification proves your IT function operates as a managed system, not an ad hoc collection of tools and tickets.

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