IMS

Planning

  • Determine the boundaries and extent of the IMS, including the processes, functions, and locations it will cover.
  • Consider the organization's goals, compliance requirements, and the needs of stakeholders.
  • Document the scope in a clear and concise manner.
  • Identify individuals or groups who have a vested interest in the IMS, such as management, employees, customers, and regulatory bodies.
  • Engage with stakeholders to understand their expectations, needs, and concerns.
  • Document the requirements of each stakeholder for reference during the IMS development.
  • Set measurable objectives that align with the organization's overall goals and the needs of stakeholders.
  • Consider relevant factors such as legal requirements, industry standards, and best practices.
  • Define targets that provide specific, achievable, and time-bound goals to track progress.
  • Create a detailed plan outlining the activities, tasks, resources, and timelines required for successfully implementing the IMS.
  • Identify any dependencies or constraints that may impact the project.
  • Assign responsibilities and establish a communication plan to ensure effective coordination and monitoring of the implementation process.

Documentation

Integration

Risk Assessment

Training and Competence

Performance Measurement

Internal Audit

Management Review

Continuous Improvement

Certification

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