10 tổ chức chứng nhận iso hàng đầu thế giới năm 2022

Publié le 14/10/2020 Management systems: the 6 leading certifications in 2019

Food safety, data protection, occupational health & safety… Organizations are integrating societal issues and using voluntary standards to effectively address them… to the extent of obtaining certification. This is one of the main conclusions of the ISO Survey 2019, an extensive survey of all management system certificates issued worldwide. And France is part of this trend.

And you, did you obtain a management system certification in 2019? If so, you are probably there in these figures. Each year, the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) asks all certifying bodies to feedback their data, per country, on the 12 standards: ISO 9001 (Quality), ISO 14001 (Environment), ISO/IEC 27001 (Information systems), ISO 22000 (Food safety), ISO 45001 (Occupational health & safety), ISO 13485 (Medical devices), ISO 50001 (Energy), ISO 22301 (Business continuity), ISO 20000-1 (Services), ISO 28000 (Supply chain security), ISO 37001 (Anti-bribery), ISO 39001 (Road traffic safety). Certifying bodies wishing to contribute pass on their figures, and here we present the results on the 6 leading certifications in 2019.

ISO 9001: quality, continued popularity

ISO 9001 is the most popular certification issued by certifying bodies and its international success was again evident in 2019. In one year the number of certificates rose from 878,664 to 883,521 across the world, amounting to a slight increase of 0.5%. Note that in 2019 – as with ISO 14001 – certification could only be based on the 2015 version of the standard. In 2018 the previous version (2008) was accepted up until 14 September. Quality management is still by far the most certified standard covering more than 1.2 million sites worldwide. With over 57,700 certified sites, France stays in 6th place after China (281,000), Italy (137,000), Germany (72,000), Japan (82,500) and Spain (59,000). France recorded slightly fewer certified sites than in 2018, but more active certificates. This shows that more customers requested certification, but for a smaller scope.

ISO 14001: environmental management appeals

After a sluggish period, ISO 14001 now continues to flourish in France. This voluntary standard dedicated to environmental management now gives rise to 6,402 certificates in France, an increase of 5% in one year, covering approximately 19,000 sites. This upward trend is also evident worldwide: 312,000 certificates in total in 2019 compared with 307,000 in 2018. In Japan, UK, Italy and Spain, numbers have fallen but Germany (+ 10%) and China (+ 15%) follow the same upward pattern. Among other noteworthy facts, South Korea now rank among the top 10 whereas the United States dips from 9th to 13th position in world rankings. India reported strong growth of 32% over one year, reflected in 2,000 additional certificates in the country! In terms of sectors, construction stays well ahead. A significant rise in services is noted (from 27 to 34% of certificates issued worldwide) compared with manufacturing/industry (down from 71 to 65%). Engineering services in particular now ranks among the top 5.

ISO/IEC 27001: in vogue

Digital data is of prime importance, information systems are advancing rapidly, and in parallel the need to protect them. Standard ISO / IEC 27001 helps organizations protect sensitive data, for example by putting in place measures to prevent piracy and ensuring GDPR compliance. But it is still a management system standard. It appears that French organizations are embracing the subject: in one year, the number of active certificates recorded by the ISO in the country jumped by 57% from 220 to 350. One certificate covers on average 3.5 sites. We also see growth at world level, with 36,300 active certificates, amounting to a 14% increase between 2018 and 2019.

ISO 45001: the occupational health & safety boom

Standard ISO 45001 has only been in existence since 2018, but the number of organizations which have adopted it in a short space of time – and even obtained certification – is evidence of the colossal expectations as regards occupational health & safety management. 12,000 organizations took the leap in 2018, and over 38,000 were recorded at the end of 2019, more than three times as many! This equates to organizations better prepared to cope with onslaughts such as COVID-19. In one year, the increase is particularly marked in France, with 94 certificates issued in 2018 and 524 in 2019. In the vast majority of cases, these certificates were issued by AFNOR Certification. In terms of certified sites, there are now 1,500 in France compared with 200 in the previous year (a ratio of one certificate per 2.9 sites). This strong growth should continue in 2020, for two reasons. Firstly, the context of the pandemic will increase interest in this type of standard, to help protect the health of employees and ensure business continuity. Secondly, due to the end of OHSAS 18001 which has until now been a key reference. The switch to ISO 45001 means that new certificates will be issued helping organizations adapt better to current challenges.

ISO 22301: Một chủ đề quan tâm chính trong những thời điểm này

Các tổ chức 14 & NBSP; được chứng nhận vào năm 2019 về quản lý kinh doanh liên tục của họ là những người dự đoán tốt. Cung cấp hướng dẫn về cách xây dựng Kế hoạch liên tục kinh doanh (BCP), Tiêu chuẩn tự nguyện ISO 22301 rất phù hợp với bối cảnh sức khỏe toàn cầu của chúng tôi và cuộc khủng hoảng kinh tế tiếp theo vào năm 2020, ở đỉnh cao của cuộc khủng hoảng liên quan đến đại dịch Covid-19, và Việc khóa sau đó, các tổ chức không có BCP đã lặn mũi! Tại Pháp, chỉ có 2 & NBSP; các tổ chức và 20 & NBSP; các trang web đã tổ chức chứng nhận vào cuối năm 2018. Một năm sau đó, số lượng trang web đã tăng lên 50 và không nghi ngờ gì về các sự kiện hỗn loạn của năm 2020 có khả năng gây ra sự quan tâm mạnh mẽ trong tiêu chuẩn này. Trên toàn cầu, khảo sát ISO được ghi lại khoảng 1.700 & nbsp; chứng chỉ hợp lệ trên 6.200 & nbsp; trang web. Những con số này chỉ tăng một chút trong năm, tuy nhiên cho thấy sự thiếu dự đoán của các tổ chức xung quanh các vấn đề quan trọng này.business continuity plan (BCP), voluntary standard ISO 22301 is highly relevant to our global health context and the ensuing economic crisis… In 2020, at the height of the crisis related to the COVID-19 pandemic, and the subsequent lockdown, organizations without a BCP took a nose dive! In France, only 2 organizations and 20 sites held the certification at the end of 2018. A year later, the number of sites rose to 50 and doubtless the tumultuous events of 2020 are likely to trigger strong interest in this standard. Globally, the ISO Survey recorded around 1,700 valid certificates on 6,200 sites. These figures are up only slightly over the year, nevertheless indicating a lack of anticipation by organizations around these crucial matters.

ISO 13485: Sự bình tĩnh trước cơn bão?

Việc sử dụng tiêu chuẩn này dành riêng cho việc quản lý các thiết bị y tế chậm lại ở Pháp vào năm 2019, với 1,046 & NBSP; chứng chỉ so với 1.102 trong năm 2018 và 1.594 & NBSP; các trang web (ít hơn 122). ISO 13485 nên sớm nhận được, ít nhất là ở châu Âu, với hiệu lực vào tháng 5 năm 2021 của một quy định mới về chủ đề này, để ngăn chặn các vụ bê bối tiếp theo như cấy ghép vú có nguy cơ sức khỏe. Đây là Quy định 2017/745. Ban đầu dự kiến ​​vào tháng 5 năm 2020, việc thực thi quy định đã bị hoãn lại một năm do cuộc khủng hoảng sức khỏe. Tuy nhiên, các chuyên gia nên đảm bảo rằng họ triển khai các phương pháp đảm bảo sự an toàn cho các sản phẩm của họ trong suốt vòng đời của họ. Bằng cách hiển thị chứng nhận ISO 13485 (phiên bản 2016, hiện gần đây nhất), họ cung cấp sự trấn an ngay bây giờ cho khách hàng của họ về khả năng quản lý rủi ro này.management of medical devices slowed slightly in France in 2019, with 1,046 certificates compared with 1,102 in 2018, and 1,594 sites (122 fewer). ISO 13485 should shortly pick up however, at least in Europe,with entry into effect in May 2021 of a new regulation on this subject, to prevent further scandals such as breast implants posing health risks. This is Regulation 2017/745. Initially scheduled for May 2020, enforcement of the regulation has been postponed by one year due to the health crisis. Professionals should nevertheless ensure that they deploy methods guaranteeing the safety of their products throughout their life cycle. By displaying ISO 13485 certification (2016 version, currently the most recent), they provide reassurance now for their customers about this capacity to manage risks.