Why choose our ISO 9001 audit?
An ISO 9001 audit service provided by EmasConsultors offers the following unique benefits:
- Auditors with extensive experience across various sectors and company sizes. Our internal auditors have in-depth knowledge of the ISO 9001 quality standard. This enables them to identify useful opportunities for improvement that add value to your organisation.
- Our senior auditors identify observations and opportunities for continuous improvement. They conduct a thorough quality audit. Auditors with a high degree of adaptability to all types and sizes of companies. They are highly capable of working with the company’s own staff. This will help ensure there are no surprises during the ISO 9001 certification audit.
- Continuous improvement guaranteed. Our audit services are designed to facilitate continuous improvement of your ISO 9001 certification by identifying deviations, observations and opportunities for improvement.
- We help you integrate your business plan with the ISO 9001 certificate. With our ISO 9001 internal audit, we help implement ISO 9001 tools that facilitate integration with your Business Plan.
- Follow-up and closure focused on continuous improvement. If you have any queries, we help you resolve non-conformities and implement the opportunities for improvement proposed in the ISO 9001 quality audit.
What are the benefits of our internal ISO 9001 audit?
You should choose us because we offer:
- Save time. We’ll handle the audit, leaving you free to focus on what generates revenue. There’s no need to spend time training as an internal auditor or planning and carrying out the ISO audit.
- Save money. Outsourcing the internal audit helps you save money because, thanks to the expertise of a senior quality auditor from outside the organisation, issues and opportunities for improvement are identified that have a direct impact on the bottom line. Management SWOT analysis.
- Understanding your SWOT (internal Strengths and Weaknesses as well as external Threats and Opportunities) is a very useful tool for understanding the actual situation your organisation is in, enabling management to plan a strategy for the future.
- Simplify documentation. With the results obtained, it will be easy to integrate the ISO 9001 certification documentation with other certificates (ISO 14001 or EMAS for environmental management, ISO 45001 for occupational health and safety, ISO 27001 or ENS for information security, or Corporate Social Responsibility).
Other ISO 9001 consultancy services
ISO 9001 Quality Management Certificate
Outsourcing ISO 9001 as System Manager
ISO training courses
ISO training courses. Training for companies on ISO management systems tailored to their specific needs, delivered via ‘in-company’, ‘online’ or ‘blended’ delivery methods.
ISO 9001 audit requirements
In accordance with the ISO 9001 standard, an internal audit must be carried out at least once a year. This is a process that verifies compliance with the ISO 9001 standard. The audit report assesses the system’s effectiveness and efficiency. EmasConsultors’ auditors meet the requirements of the ISO 19011 standard.
In an ISO 9001 audit, there are three types of requirements to consider:
- Those specific to the ISO 9001 quality standard. We highlight the policy, context analysis and stakeholders (SWOT), risks and opportunities, objectives, process indicators or KPIs, quality objectives and continuous improvement, non-conformities, and Management Review.
- Legal and non-legal requirements relating to both the activity and the product or service being audited.
- Requirements defined in the ISO 9001 quality management system documentation (manuals, procedures and instructions), as well as the implementation of requirements such as context analysis, indicators, risks and opportunities, and Management Review.
An ISO audit is a documented, systematic, sampling-based and independent process. It follows the methodology defined in the ‘audit procedure’. This makes it easier to conduct the internal audit and allows for the comparison of results with other audits. The auditor must be objective and impartial (one cannot audit oneself), having no interests or involvement in the area being audited in the ISO audit.
