GOVERNANCE
Integrated Management Systems
Joint Management and Continuous Improvement Framework
Integrated Management Systems
Joint Management and Continuous Improvement Framework
The Integrated Management System supports addressing risks related to quality, environmental management, occupational health and safety, energy efficiency, and information security that may affect operations within a common management model. This structure contributes to the standardization of operational processes, regulatory monitoring, systematic risk monitoring, definition of responsibilities, assessment of process objectives, and strengthening of the continuous improvement approach.
Supports product and service quality, process standardization, customer expectations, and a continuous improvement approach. ISO 9001
Supports the management of environmental impacts, regulatory obligations, resource use, and improvement initiatives. ISO 14001
Provides a framework for identifying and controlling occupational health and safety risks and developing a safe working environment. ISO 45001
Supports monitoring energy performance, identifying efficiency opportunities, and establishing systematic energy management practices. ISO 50001
Provides a corporate framework for information security management based on the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information and a risk-based approach. ISO 27001
It is an international standard designed to improve the service quality, efficiency, and customer satisfaction of customer contact centres. It ensures that customer communication processes are managed consistently, measurably, and effectively. ISO 18295
Provides an assessment framework aligned with information security, prototype protection, data processing, and business partner expectations in the automotive industry.