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All three ISO standards ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, and ISO 45001:2018 are combined into a single management system known as an IMS. Organizations can consolidate their management processes, practices, and documentation into a single system using an IMS. Reduced effort duplication, enhanced departmental communication, increased productivity, and cost savings are some advantages of an IMS. Businesses must first achieve individual certification to ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, and ISO 45001:2018 in order to implement an IMS. 
Once accredited, companies can switch to an IMS.

Reduced effort duplication

Businesses can prevent duplicating efforts across departments by putting a single management system in place. Significant time and money savings may result from this.

Enhancing communication

By offering a consistent framework for all departmental activities, an IMS can enhance communication between departments. Better resource coordination and decision-making may result from this.

Enhanced effectiveness

By offering a shared platform for all business activities, an IMS can assist firms in reducing waste and increasing efficiency. Profits may rise and customer satisfaction may be enhanced as a result.

Savings on costs

Businesses can save money by combining three management systems into one and eliminating the costs of maintaining three separate systems. These expenses cover things like hiring new staff members, creating policies and procedures, and auditing the system.