ISO 14001, 9001 and 45001: successfully managing the transition
NAVIGATE THE REGULATORY TRANSITION WITHOUT RISKS
ISO standards are evolving. Is your company ready to adapt?
ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 are undergoing revisions and transition periods that require timely updates to management systems. Failure to adapt may lead to non-conformities, suspensions, or even loss of certification.
As Bureau Veritas, we guide your organization throughout the entire certification process or during the transition to the new versions of the standards - structured, simple, and compliant with international requirements.
OUR CERTIFICATION
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ISO 14001:2026 – Environmental Management Systems
ISO 14001 helps organizations systematically manage their environmental impact, comply with applicable legal requirements, and continuously improve environmental performance. It represents a key contribution to sustainability and environmental responsibility.
The new version of the standard was published on April 15, 2026; the transition period is expected to last approximately three years. -
ISO 9001 – Quality Management Systems
ISO 9001 supports organizations in aligning their processes with customer satisfaction, quality, and continuous improvement. It provides the foundation for efficient operations and stable business performance.
The new version of the standard is planned for 2026; the Draft International Standard (DIS) is currently available. -
ISO 45001 – Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems
ISO 45001 focuses on protecting employees, preventing workplace accidents and occupational illnesses, and creating safe and healthy working conditions.
The new version of the standard is planned for 2027.
WHY SHOULD YOU START THE ISO TRANSITION NOW?
- Maintain the validity of your certification
- Ensure business continuity and compliance
- Avoid risks during surveillance or recertification audits
- Turn regulatory adaptation into a competitive advantage.
Why do you choose Bureau Veritas Hellas?
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Compliance
with regulatory requirements and reduction of business risks
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Overall improvement
of internal management and operational efficiency
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Recognized requirement
in tenders and procurement processes
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Increased reliability
towards customers and stakeholders