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Quality, health, safety & sustainability
The broadest family in the catalogue — quality management, medical devices, food safety, occupational health, energy, environment and supply chain. Different industries, one management-system grammar.
Quality · health & safety · sustainability
PECB-accredited, internationally recognized
38 courses · new cohorts monthly
Standards in this family
Three groups, thirty-nine courses
ISO 9001 is the ancestor most of these standards inherit from. Once you've certified against one, the next is markedly easier — the clause structure, the audit logic and the improvement cycle are shared.
Quality and Management
Quality systems, sector-specific variants, project delivery and process improvement.
Health and Safety
Occupational health, food safety and security operations management.
Sustainability
Environment, energy, procurement and social responsibility.
Choosing a path
Learn the grammar once
These standards share Annex SL — the same high-level structure, the same clause numbering, the same requirements for context, leadership, planning and evaluation. The second management system you learn takes a fraction of the effort of the first. That's the strongest argument for starting with ISO 9001.
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Shared structureAnnex SL means 9001, 14001, 45001 and 50001 read alike once you know one
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Sector credibility13485 for medical devices and 22000 for food safety are effectively table stakes in those industries
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Reporting pressureEnvironmental and energy credentials increasingly requested alongside sustainability disclosures
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Integrated systemsMany organizations run 9001, 14001 and 45001 as one system — we train teams to audit all three
How the levels work
Foundation to Lead — pick the one that matches the job
Not every standard offers every level, but where they exist the ladder is consistent. Choose by the work you'll do, not by which title sounds most senior.
Level 1
Foundation
The vocabulary and structure of the standard. Two days. The right entry point if the subject is new to you.
Level 2
Manager
Running an existing system day to day — operating controls, maintaining evidence, handling reviews.
Level 3
Lead Implementer
Designing and building the management system from scratch, including scope, risk treatment and rollout.
Level 3
Lead Auditor
Assessing someone else's system against the standard — internally, as a consultant, or for a certification body.
Delivery formats
Three ways to take any course
Same accreditation, same exam, same certificate. The difference is how much structure and instructor access you want along the way.
Self-study
Course materials and exam voucher, worked at your own pace. The lowest-cost route, and a reasonable one if you already work in the subject.
Browse self-studyeLearning
Recorded instruction with structured modules and assessments. Fits around a working week without needing fixed dates.
Browse eLearningLive online
Scheduled cohorts with a practising instructor you can question in real time. The format most people pass first time with.
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The catalogue
Every course in this category
38 courses. Current pricing, delivery formats, languages and the full session calendar are on each course page.
Quality and Management 20 courses
ISO 9001 — Quality Management
Overview
ISO 13485 — Medical Devices
Overview
ISO/IEC 17025 — Testing & Calibration Labs
Overview
ISO/IEC 20000 — IT Service Management
Overview
ISO 21502 — Project Management
Overview
ISO 28000 — Supply Chain Security
Overview
ISO 55001 — Asset Management
Overview
Health and Safety 9 courses
ISO 18788 — Security Operations
Overview
ISO 22000 — Food Safety
Overview
ISO 45001 — Health & Safety
Overview
Sustainability 9 courses
Common questions
Before you enrol
Considerably less than the first one was. The shared Annex SL structure means your context analysis, leadership commitment, document control and internal audit processes largely carry over. The new work is the technical content — environmental aspects, or hazard identification.
Usually ISO 9001 as the base, ISO 45001 for occupational health and safety, and ISO 14001 if you have environmental permits or customer pressure. Add ISO 28000 if your supply chain is a stated risk, and Six Sigma if the problem is process variation rather than system structure.
No — it's a process improvement methodology, and the belts are competence levels rather than management-system roles. It sits in this family because it addresses the same problem quality standards do, from the other direction. Yellow Belt is awareness; Green Belt is running improvement projects.
ISO/IEC 17025 and ISO/IEC 20000 are listed because we deliver them, but they run on demand rather than a fixed calendar. Contact us with the level you need and we'll schedule around your group.
Thirty-nine courses is a lot to choose from
Tell us your sector and what's driving the requirement — a customer audit, a tender, a regulator, or an internal push. We'll narrow it to two or three that make sense.