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TNV Global Italy
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PurposeIndependent assessment of a management system
Starting pointA selected standard and a defined organisational scope
Formal outcomeA certification decision supported by audit evidence
Before you apply
Certification begins with a precise question.
Which management system, organisational activities and locations should be assessed against which standard?
The answer determines the audit scope, required competence, audit duration and the wording that may appear on a certificate. A useful application therefore starts with the organisation's real activities—not with a generic request for “an ISO certificate”.
See what defines the scope
Use this route when
01
A customer or tender requests certification
Confirm the exact standard, required scope and any accreditation expectations.
02
Your organisation wants independent assessment
Identify the management system and operational boundaries to be audited.
03
An existing certificate must be transferred or renewed
Share the current certificate, audit history and intended certification cycle.
Not sure which route applies?Use the starting-point checker below before submitting the application.
Standards directory
Find the management-system standard connected to your objective.
Search by standard number, business need or management topic. Availability and accreditation coverage must be checked for the intended scope.
8 standards shown
ISO 9001
Quality managementQuality Management Systems
For organisations managing consistent processes, customer requirements and continual improvement.
ISO 14001Environmental managementEnvironmental Management Systems
For structured management of environmental aspects, obligations and improvement objectives.
ISO 45001Health and safetyOccupational Health & Safety Management
For organisations managing occupational risks, worker participation and safe operations.
ISO/IEC 27001Information securityInformation Security Management Systems
For defining and managing information-security risks within an agreed organisational scope.
ISO 22000Food safetyFood Safety Management Systems
For organisations managing food-safety hazards and responsibilities within the food chain.
ISO 50001Energy managementEnergy Management Systems
For systematic management of energy use, energy performance and improvement planning.
ISO 22301Business continuityBusiness Continuity Management Systems
For preparing, responding to and recovering from disruptive incidents.
ISO 37001Anti-bribery managementAnti-Bribery Management Systems
For organisations implementing controls to prevent, detect and address bribery risks.
No matching standard found.
Try a broader term or contact the Italy team to clarify the standard named in your customer, tender or internal requirement.
Contact the Italy team →This directory is an orientation tool. Confirm service availability and applicable accreditation scope before relying on a standard route.
Starting-point checker
Choose the description that matches your current position.
The next useful action changes depending on whether your management system is established, still being implemented or already certified elsewhere.
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Prepare the certification application
Document the standard, legal entity, sites, activities and management-system scope so the certification route can be reviewed.
Have readyScope statement, site list, headcount, shift pattern and current management-system documents.
What followsApplication review, quotation and audit planning.
Start the application
Define the certification scope
Provide scope information
Four inputs shape the audit route.
01
Legal organisation
The entity or organisational unit applying for certification.
02
Activities and processes
The products, services and operational activities included in the management system.
03
Sites and boundaries
Permanent, temporary, remote or multi-site locations relevant to the intended scope.
04
People and complexity
Headcount, shifts, outsourced processes, risk profile and technical complexity.
Certification process
See the full route before the first audit begins.
The same process pattern used on the homepage is extended here with the information organisations need at each certification stage.
Create an application record
Capture the submitted information and identify obvious gaps before technical review.
Reviewable application
A documented request that can move into scope, competence and duration review.
Select a numbered stage or use the controls to move through the certification route.
Application preparation
Bring the information that changes the quotation and audit plan.
A concise, accurate application is more useful than uploading a large collection of unrelated documents.
01Organisation and contact details
Legal name, registered address, primary contact and authorised representative.
02Requested standard
The exact standard and edition named by the organisation, customer or tender.
03Scope statement
A clear description of the products, services and activities to be covered.
04Sites, people and shifts
Locations, headcount, shift arrangements and relevant remote or temporary activities.
05Existing certification information
Current certificate, previous audit information or transfer details where applicable.
Evidence and verification
Check more than the standard name.
Before relying on a certification route, verify the organisation, applicable accreditation scope, certificate wording and intended acceptance requirement.
01Accreditation
Review the current accreditation record and whether the requested activity falls within scope.
02RecognitionUnderstand how the certificate may be evaluated by customers, procurement teams or other markets.
03DisclosureConfirm the relationship between TNV Global Limited and this Italy-focused website.
04Scope clarificationAsk for written clarification when a tender or customer requirement uses ambiguous wording.
ISO certification FAQ
Questions that should be answered before application.
These answers explain the route at a practical level. Standard-specific and scope-specific details are confirmed during application review.
Which ISO standard should an organisation choose?+
Start with the management issue, contractual requirement or tender clause the organisation needs to address. The exact standard should be confirmed before the application is finalised.
Can several sites be included in one certification scope?+
Potentially, but the organisational relationship, common management system, activities, site complexity and applicable certification rules must be reviewed.
What is the difference between Stage 1 and Stage 2?+
Stage 1 reviews readiness, scope and key management-system information. Stage 2 evaluates implementation and effectiveness through audit evidence.
Does submitting an application mean certification will be issued?+
No. The application begins review and planning. Certification follows only after the required audit stages, resolution of relevant findings and an independent certification decision.
Can an existing certificate be transferred?+
A transfer route may be considered after reviewing the current certificate, issuing body, audit status, outstanding findings and applicable transfer conditions.
How should a tender requirement be checked?+
Verify the standard, scope wording, accreditation expectation, geographic requirement and any sector-specific condition before applying.
Ready to define the route?
Start with the standard and scope your organisation actually needs.
Submit the application details for review, or contact the Italy team when the requirement is still unclear.