Overview

ISO 50004 provides implementation guidelines for energy management systems (EnMS). Our assessment helps organizations:

• Evaluate energy performance against ISO 50001 requirements

• Identify energy efficiency improvement opportunities

• Reduce operational costs and carbon footprint

• Prepare for full ISO 50001 certification

Who It's For

• Manufacturing facilities and industrial plants

• Commercial building operators

• Energy-intensive businesses

• Sustainability-focused organizations

• Companies preparing for ISO 50001 certification

Why an ISO 50004 Assessment Matters

• Cost Reduction: Identify significant energy savings opportunities

• Regulatory Compliance: Meet energy efficiency reporting requirements

• Sustainability Goals: Support carbon reduction commitments

• Performance Benchmarking: Compare against industry best practices

Scope of Our Assessment

• Energy Review: Baseline consumption analysis

• EnMS Documentation: Policy, objectives, and processes evaluation

• Operational Controls: Assessment of energy-efficient practices

• Measurement & Verification: Data collection and analysis systems

• Improvement Roadmap: Prioritized energy conservation measures

Our 6-Step Assessment Process

1. Scoping Meeting: Define energy boundaries and priorities

2. Data Collection: Energy bills, meters, and operational data

3. On-Site Evaluation: Facility walkthrough and equipment inspection

4. Staff Interviews: Engage with energy team and operators

5. Analysis & Reporting: Identify improvement opportunities

6. Findings Presentation: Deliver Conformity Assessment report

Deliverables

• Conformity Assessment Certificate

• Energy Performance Report with savings potential

• Gap Analysis Against ISO 50001

• Implementation Roadmap

• Executive Summary Presentation

Why Company Certification Int.?

• Energy Specialists: Assessors with CEM and CMVP certifications

• Sector-Specific Expertise: Manufacturing, commercial, institutional

• Quantifiable Results: Focus on measurable energy savings

• Global Recognition: Accepted by utilities and certification bodies

FAQ

Q: Is ISO 50004 certification available?
A: No, ISO 50004 provides guidance. Our assessment verifies your alignment and prepares for ISO 50001 certification.

Q: What's the difference between 50004 and 50001?
A: 50004 provides implementation guidance, while 50001 is the certifiable standard.

Q: How much energy savings can we expect?
A: Typical assessments identify 10-25% savings potential in most facilities.

Q: Do you need access to our utility data?
A: Yes, we require 12-24 months of energy bills for accurate analysis.

Q: Can small facilities benefit?
A: Absolutely. We scale assessments for facilities of all sizes.

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Overview

ISO 31000 provides guidelines for establishing an effective risk management framework. Our assessment helps organizations:

• Evaluate risk management processes against international best practices

• Identify gaps in risk identification, analysis, and treatment

• Strengthen decision-making through systematic risk evaluation

• Align with corporate governance and compliance requirements

Who It's For

• Enterprises implementing enterprise risk management (ERM)

• Financial institutions and insurance companies

• Project-based organizations managing complex risks

• Public sector entities and critical infrastructure providers

• Companies preparing for ISO certification audits (e.g., ISO 9001, 27001)

Why an ISO 31000 Assessment Matters

• Strategic Advantage: Make risk-informed business decisions

• Regulatory Compliance: Meet governance requirements (SOX, Basel III, etc.)

• Resilience Building: Proactively identify operational vulnerabilities

• Stakeholder Confidence: Demonstrate mature risk management to investors

Scope of Our Assessment

• Framework Evaluation: Risk management policy and methodology review

• Process Assessment: Risk identification, analysis, and treatment processes

• Integration Check: Alignment with other management systems

• Competency Review: Risk management team capabilities

• Improvement Plan: Roadmap for risk maturity enhancement

Our 6-Step Assessment Process

1. Scoping Workshop: Define risk management objectives

2. Document Review: Risk policies, registers, and treatment plans

3. Interviews: Engage with risk owners and senior management

4. Process Validation: Evaluate risk management in practice

5. Gap Analysis: Compare against ISO 31000 principles

6. Reporting: Deliver Conformity Assessment and an improvement plan

Deliverables

• Conformity Assessment Certificate (valid 1 year)

• Risk Maturity Assessment Report

• Priority Improvement Roadmap

• Integration Guide for other standards

• Executive Presentation Deck

Why Company Certification Int.?

• Risk Specialists: Assessors with CRMA and ISO 31000 expertise

• Industry-Tailored: Sector-specific risk evaluation criteria

• Practical Focus: Actionable recommendations, not just compliance

• Global Recognition: Accepted by regulators and auditors worldwide

FAQ

Q: Is ISO 31000 certification available?
A: No, ISO 31000 is a guidance standard. Our assessment provides formal recognition of your framework's alignment.

Q: How does this differ from COSO ERM?
A: ISO 31000 is principles-based, while COSO provides a more detailed framework - we can assess against both.

Q: Can small businesses benefit?
A: Absolutely. We scale assessments for SMEs with practical, cost-effective approaches.

Q: What's the typical duration?
A: 2-4 week,s depending on organization size and complexity.

Q: Do you help implement improvements?
A: Yes, we offer optional implementation support packages.

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Overview

ISO 21502 provides guidelines for effective project management. Our assessment helps organizations:

• Evaluate project processes against international standards

• Improve project success rates and delivery consistency

• Enhance stakeholder confidence in project outcomes

• Identify gaps in governance, planning, and execution

Who It's For

• Organizations implementing or improving project management offices (PMOs)

• Project teams seeking performance validation

• Companies preparing for large-scale projects or tenders

• Consultants providing project management services

Why an ISO 21502 Assessment Matters

• Improved Success Rates: Reduce project failures through standardized processes

• Risk Reduction: Identify weaknesses in project governance early

• Stakeholder Confidence: Demonstrate professional project management capabilities

• Competitive Advantage: Qualify for projects requiring proven methodologies

Scope of Our Remote Assessment

• Process Evaluation: Review project initiation, planning, execution, and closure

• Document Review: Assess project charters, plans, and performance reports

• Competency Assessment: Evaluate project team skills and qualifications

• Stakeholder Analysis: Interview project sponsors and team members

• Improvement Roadmap: Provide prioritized enhancement recommendations

Our 6-Step Remote Assessment Process

1. Scoping Session: Define assessment objectives and parameters

2. Document Collection: Project methodologies, templates, and reports

3. Virtual Interviews: Engage with project teams and sponsors

4. Process Validation: Remote observation of project activities

5. Findings Review: Discuss preliminary assessment results

6. Final Delivery: Issue Conformity Assessment Certificate and report

Deliverables

• Conformity Assessment Certificate (valid for 3 years)

• Detailed Gap Analysis Report with executive summary

• Project Management Improvement Plan

• Team Competency Evaluation Report

• Executive Presentation Deck

Why Company Certification Int.?

• Project Management Specialists: Assessors with PMP/PRINCE2 certifications

• Practical Recommendations: Actionable insights, not just compliance checks

• Global Recognition: Accepted by international clients and partners

• Flexible Engagement: Remote or hybrid assessment options

FAQ

Q: Is ISO 21502 certification available?
A: No, ISO 21502 is a guidance standard. Our Conformity Assessment provides formal recognition of your alignment.

Q: How does this differ from PMP or PRINCE2?
A: ISO 21502 is a framework standard, while PMP/PRINCE2 are methodologies. We assess against ISO's best practices.

Q: Can we assess specific projects only?
A: Yes, we offer both organizational PM assessments and individual project evaluations.

Q: What's the typical assessment duration?
A: 3-5 weeks depending on organizational size and project complexity.

Q: Do you provide post-assessment support?
A: Yes, optional implementation coaching and annual reviews are available.

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Overview

ISO 19011 provides internationally recognized guidelines for auditing management systems. Our assessment helps organizations:

• Evaluate and improve internal audit processes

• Ensure compliance with ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and other standards

• Enhance audit program effectiveness

• Train competent auditors

Who It’s For

• Organizations implementing or maintaining management systems

• Internal audit teams seeking performance validation

• Companies preparing for certification audits

• Consultants providing audit services

Why an ISO 19011 Assessment Matters

• Improve Audit Quality: Identify gaps in your audit processes

• Risk Reduction: Strengthen compliance with management system standards

• Competitive Advantage: Demonstrate robust audit capabilities to stakeholders

• Cost Savings: Optimize resources through more effective audits

Scope of Our Remote Assessment

• Gap Analysis: Compare audit processes against ISO 19011 guidelines

• Document Review: Audit procedures, checklists, and reports

• Competency Evaluation: Assess auditor skills and qualifications

• Process Mapping: Review audit planning, execution, and follow-up

• Recommendations: Provide actionable improvement steps

Our 6-Step Remote Assessment Process

1. Kick-off Meeting: Define scope and objectives

2. Document Submission: Audit manuals, reports, and records

3. Virtual Interviews: Engage with audit team and management

4. Process Evaluation: Remote observation of audit activities

5. Findings Review: Discuss preliminary results

6. Final Report: Deliver assessment certificate and improvement plan

Deliverables

• Conformity Assessment Certificate

• Detailed Gap Analysis Report

• Audit Process Improvement Plan

• Auditor Competency Evaluation

• Executive Presentation Deck

Why Company Certification Int.?

• Specialized Expertise: Focused on management system audits

• Practical Approach: Real-world recommendations, not just compliance

• Global Recognition: Accepted by certification bodies worldwide

• Flexible Engagement: Remote or on-site options available