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ISO 9001 vs ISO 45001 compared: quality management vs occupational health and safety, who needs which and how to combine them.
Book a free consultationISO 9001 is about the quality of what you deliver to customers. ISO 45001 is about the safety and health of the people doing the work. Both follow the same management-system structure, so they are often implemented together.
| ISO 9001 | ISO 45001 | |
|---|---|---|
| Focus | Consistent quality of products and services, and customer satisfaction. | Preventing work-related injury and ill health. |
| Main risk addressed | Defects, rework, missed requirements. | Accidents, hazards and legal non-compliance on site. |
| Who benefits first | Customers and buyers. | Employees, contractors and site visitors. |
| Often required by | Tenders, government contracts and supplier approvals. | Construction, manufacturing and industrial clients. |
| Combine them? | Yes, as part of an integrated management system. | Yes, sharing documents, audits and management review. |
Many organisations hold both when different customers ask for each. A gap assessment shows how much of the work overlaps so you do it once.
Yes. We plan one programme with shared documentation, a single internal audit cycle and one management review, then guide you through each audit.
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