PAS 99

The PAS 99 is the first technical specification which defines and clarifies the requirements to be applied when organizations seek the integration between different management systems.

Overview

Useful for all organizations that apply at least two ways to look for common points, or to apply those models that do not have a formalized management system.An example of an integrated management system can include the following standards : ISO 9001, ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001 , ISO 27001 , ISO 22000, etc. ..It is used more and more frequently to improve the operational effectiveness of its services and activities.Integrated management is suitable for all organizations, regardless of size or sector , looking to integrate two or more management systems into a cohesive system that includes documentation , policies, procedures and processes in a holistic manner.It is based on six common requirements and instructions guide ISO72 , the approach uses the PDCA ( Plan, Do , Check, Act ) common to all management system standards. The aim is to simplify the processes and activities that are not priorities, reducing bureaucracy and conflicts between systems, while maintaining the logic of risk as a criterion common to all the schemes, making it easier for audits, giving an overview of the direction.