Integrated quality, safety, environment and sustainable development management

Until 2015, the ISO 9000 family of standards guides the design and management of quality management systems, and indirectly those for the environment and personal safety. The associated standards have always been written in a coherent way, so that companies can develop systems that work together. But these approaches have too often been approached systematically rather than systemically. Since 2015, all standards dealing with management have been built around common guidelines.
These guidelines describe the basis on which a management system must be designed and organized to meet any benchmark relating to the control and improvement of a situation (quality, safety, environment, economic and financial, strategic, etc.). They provide additional requirements to those already in place. The management system also becomes a suitable tool for taking into account the principles of corporate social responsibility.
The teaching objectives of this specialization module have evolved to take account of these developments:

Understand the aims of a management system and master the levers of contribution for its design, animation and maintenance,
Know and understand the principles of sustainable development and corporate social responsibility to take them into account in the description of the company's context and strategy,
master the concepts and tools of communication and evaluation, including internal auditing,
understand and know how to guarantee the control of risks relating to the safety of people and the preservation of the environment.

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