Quality management systems
ISO 9001:2015
For organisations seeking to demonstrate consistent delivery, customer focus and controlled improvement. Amendment 1:2024 applies; a new edition is under development.
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CIGGIC Certification Services (CCSISO) gives organisations a clear, professionally managed route to credible management-system certification—from the first enquiry to public certificate verification.
Every application is reviewed. Certification follows a successful assessment and an independent decision; no outcome is automatic or guaranteed.
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Potentially relevant standards
ISO 9001:2015
Consider a quality management system where consistent delivery, customer requirements and controlled improvement are central.
This is orientation only. It does not assess conformity, confirm eligibility, state accreditation status or replace application review.
Standards directory
One portfolio, many business priorities
Explore 24 requirements standards spanning quality, safety, sustainability, digital trust, resilience, governance and specialist sectors.
Environmental management systems
ISO 14001:2026
The current edition for organisations managing environmental responsibilities, obligations and performance through a structured system.
Occupational health and safety
ISO 45001:2018
For organisations managing OH&S risks and opportunities, worker participation and continual improvement. Amendment 1:2024 applies.
Information security management
ISO/IEC 27001:2022
A requirements standard for managing information-security risks across people, processes and technology. Amendment 1:2024 applies.
Food safety management systems
ISO 22000:2018
For organisations across the food chain that need a controlled system for managing food-safety hazards. Amendment 1:2024 applies.
Business continuity management
ISO 22301:2019
For organisations seeking a systematic capability to prepare for, respond to and recover from disruption. Amendment 1:2024 applies.
Anti-bribery management systems
ISO 37001:2025
The current requirements standard for systems designed to prevent, detect and respond to bribery and support applicable obligations.
Artificial intelligence management
ISO/IEC 42001:2023
A requirements standard for governing the responsible development, provision or use of artificial-intelligence systems.
Why organisations seek certification
Turn a well-run management system into visible assurance
Credible certification can support stakeholder confidence in a defined management system and scope. It does not guarantee performance, eliminate risk or replace legal responsibility.
Compete for opportunities
Present independently assessed evidence when buyers, tenders and supply chains request credible certification.
Strengthen customer trust
Show that a defined management system and scope have been assessed against specified requirements.
Support market readiness
Respond more confidently where contracts, customers or regulators expect recognised management-system certification.
Maintain momentum
Keep certification visible through surveillance, controlled changes and recertification across the cycle.
Confidence in action
See how certification supports stronger business conversations
Explore the value of independent assessment across leadership, operations, supply chains and digital governance.
Certification journey
A five-step view of the certification lifecycle
Application review
Requested scope, organisation, sites and planning information are reviewed before acceptance.
Audit planning
A competence-matched programme is prepared after quotation and agreement.
Stage 1 and Stage 2
Applicable audit stages evaluate objective evidence through interviews, observation and sampling.
Independent decision
Authorised personnel who were not on the audit team review the certification file.
Continuing assurance
Surveillance and recertification support confidence across the certification cycle.
Why CIGGIC
A responsive certification experience, governed with discipline
CIGGIC combines clear communication, structured digital journeys and human coordination with the independence expected of a credible certification body.
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Why credible certification matters
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Independent assurance begins with evidence. Management-system certification assesses a defined organisation and scope against specified requirements.
Credible decisions are governed. Audit conclusions are reviewed, and authorised personnel independent of the audit team make the certification decision.
Confidence continues after the certificate. Surveillance, recertification and public status verification support the certification cycle.
CIGGIC Certification Services. Independent assurance. Credible certification. Global confidence.
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Trusted public information
Clear verification and public information support confident decisions
Certificate status, certification governance, complaints and appeals, impartiality, confidentiality and mark-use rules belong in an accessible Trust Centre—not behind a sales form.
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