ISO Standard examples

1. ISO 14001. This ISO standard provides guidelines on what has to be done to
implement an environmental management system (EMS). It includes policies,
processes, plans, records, and best practices that define rules regarding how your
company interacts with the environment. ISO 14001 requirements give you a
framework, along with guidelines, for creating EMS for any organization.

2. ISO 27001. This ISO standard is for information security. Organizations that meet
these requirements can be certified by an accredited certification body after they’ve
been audited successfully.

3. ISO 22000. This standard details requirements for a food safety management
system (FSMS). Following this standard allows an organization that’s involved (either
directly or directly) in the food services industry to be assured that it is following best
practices for safety and higiene.

4. ISO 50001. ISO 50001 is a voluntary standard that gives organizations a framework
to manage and improve their energy performance. It addresses measurement,
documentation, and reporting of energy use and consumption. Additionally, ISO
50001 includes design and procurement best practices for energy-using equipment
and other factors affecting energy performance that organizations can monitor and
influence.

5. ISO 31000. This is a risk management standard that contains principles to manage
risks safely. Implementing ISO 31000 facilitates safe business operations and helps
organizations to achieve objectives, identify opportunities and threats, and allocate
resources for risk treatment.

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