One System, One Audit, One Certificate
Unified System Certification represents the final step in achieving full integration of your management systems. Instead of maintaining separate ISO 9001, 14001, and 45001 certificates, your organization can undergo a single Combined (IMS) Audit that confirms compliance with all applicable standards at once.
After successful completion, BQCIS issues a unified certificate listing all conforming standards (e.g., ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 45001:2018). This consolidated recognition enhances clarity, efficiency, and credibility—demonstrating that your QHS&E management is seamlessly integrated into one cohesive framework.
The unified approach reduces audit complexity, lowers administrative burden, and communicates a strong message of integrated excellence to clients, regulators, and partners alike.
Key Unified Certification Activities
Combined IMS Audit (Stage 1 & 2)
A single holistic audit evaluating shared and discipline-specific clauses of ISO 9001, 14001, and 45001 simultaneously for full integration.
Issuance of Unified Certificate
Upon successful closure of all audit findings, BQCIS issues one certificate listing all integrated standards met by your system.
Key Benefits of Unified Certification
Streamlined Administration
Manage a single certification cycle, audit schedule, and renewal process for all standards together.
Clear Market Messaging
Communicates a unified commitment to quality, environmental care, and worker safety through one consolidated certificate.
Cost & Time Efficiency
Reduce total audit days and administrative coordination compared to managing multiple audits independently.
Reinforces Integrated Thinking
Aligns QHS&E objectives under one strategy—driving system-wide consistency and sustainable performance improvement.
Success Story
Unified Certificate Simplifies Compliance for Contractor
A construction contractor maintained separate ISO 9001, 14001, and 45001 certifications, leading to overlapping audits and complex bid documentation.
BQCIS merged the client’s systems under one Integrated Management System and performed a single combined recertification audit.
One unified certificate was issued listing all three standards, reducing certification management time by 65% and simplifying compliance reporting for government tenders.