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A framework known as an Integrated Management System (IMS) unifies several management systems, including the Occupational Health and Safety Management System (OHSMS), Environmental Management System (EMS), and Quality Management System (QMS), into a single, cohesive system.

Enhanced Need for a Management System

Due to strong pressure, the existence of industry-specific standards, and the enforcement of group headquarters, mother company, or customer standards, many firms frequently implement multiple worldwide management system standards.

Enhanced Performance
IMS makes a system more rational by thoroughly evaluating its economics, functionality, and transparency for users of the management system.

Lowering of Expenses
External audits, additional expenses or resources, and recurrent expenditures can all be avoided with a highly integrated management system. A corporation that manages multiple management systems independently will have a separate system for the quality management system, as well as separate systems for the environment, health and safety, and both.

Fewer Conflicting and Redundant Elements
Integration eliminates redundant and incompatible processes that arise from using several different management systems separately, allowing an organization to effectively handle its broad business requirements.