Paul Robinson, Managing consultant at Blackmores, has over a decade of experience of implementing ISO Standards at Blackmores, joins us for this weeks’ ISO Show Podcast. Paul interprets the ISO ‘Speak’ and shares a ‘Masterclass’ in implementing ISO 45001.

Join Mel as she shares her story about where it all started with the launch of Blackmores in 2006.

Many organisations began with a quality manual in the 90’s or noughties and have since added complimentary standards. Typically, these standards are ‘bolted’ on as separate manuals. So what are the issues associated with having separate manuals for ISO Standards?

There are many misconceptions around the well know ‘Clear Screen Clear Desk’ Policy used in IT Security. Join Mel and Steve Mason as they discuss some top tips for promoting the policy to your staff along with some of their own stories.

Join Mel and Paul Simpson, Chair of the ISO 9001 Technical Committee in the UK (TC 176) and Director of Strategy to Action, this week as they discuss the future of ISO 9001.

Certification is the last step on your journey to gaining an ISO. Join Mel as she discusses the certification options available and what you need to consider when using a third party

If your organisation qualifies for ESOS, then there is a chance that your premises may be subject to an on-site energy audit. Join Mel and Rachel as they discuss how to conduct energy audits.

Our ISO Show this week features Lucille Ryan, Sustainability Manager from Informa who provides an insight into how Informa reduces waste and demonstrates a commitment to sustainability to buck the wasteful trend in the industry.

Bribery is one of the world’s most destructive and challenging issues. ISO 37001 aims to promote a more ethical business culture. Join Mel and John (Interchange Solutions) as they discuss how ISO 37001 can help businesses tackle this issue

In our final Podcast episode on how to implement ISO 27001, Steve Mason, Senior Consultant at Blackmores takes us through the last few months of an ISO 27001 project. This stage generally takes three months because it is a UKAS requirement that the system is ‘established’ prior to the assessment.