Multiple ISO standards
Combine two or more management-system standards into an integrated audit programme that reflects how your organisation actually operates.
Shared foundations
Quality, environmental, OH&S and information-security systems share common management-system structures that can be assessed coherently.
Less duplication
Coordinated planning can reduce repeated interviews and evidence requests while retaining adequate audit time for every standard.
One clear workspace
The client workspace keeps plans, evidence, findings, reports and approved certificates together across the programme.
Choose a combination that fits your work
The standards can share planning, leadership and improvement processes, while each retains its own technical requirements. Common combinations include:
Quality + environment
Coordinate ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 where processes, suppliers and operational controls affect both customer outcomes and environmental performance.
Quality + health and safety
Bring ISO 9001 and ISO 45001 audit planning together while testing worker participation, hazard controls and service quality in their own context.
Quality + information security
Assess shared governance across ISO 9001 and ISO 27001, with separate sampling of customer processes, information risks and security controls.
How a combined audit is planned
Define each scope
We confirm which activities, locations and organisational boundaries apply to each standard. Scopes may overlap, but they need not be identical.
Coordinate the programme
We identify shared interviews and evidence, then allocate enough time to evaluate the distinct requirements and risks of every standard.
Keep decisions clear
Findings, technical review and certification decisions remain traceable to the relevant standard, even when audit activity is coordinated.
AAA is the independent certification body. We can explain the audit programme and assessment criteria, but do not design or implement your integrated management system.
How the combined price is calculated
Select every standard you need in the short questionnaire. The initial audit fee reflects the combination and the actual organisation in scope.
Standards and shared work
The price starts with the first standard and adds each further standard. Coordination can reduce duplicated activity, while each set of requirements still needs adequate assessment.
Size and complexity
People, turnover, sites and how involved the work is to audit remotely affect the displayed fee. Check that your declaration covers all activities and locations you want certified.
Any onsite element
Some activities may need direct observation. Your auditor will discuss what reasonably needs covering; onsite days are agreed separately in advance at £400 per day plus VAT.