Sector · Building, construction & facilities
Quality, safety and environment on one spine, because they already share one.
Principal contractors ask for 9001, 45001 and 14001 together. Three consultants, three binders and three audits a year is how most subcontractors cope.
What gets asked
The stack.
The standards this sector is asked for, and why.
ISO 45001:2018
Occupational health and safety management, aligned to the AU WHS Act and regulations.
ISO 9001:2015
Quality management: consistent processes, measured outcomes, corrective action that sticks.
ISO 14001:2026
Environmental management on the 2026 edition, with a 36-month transition from 2015.
- Principal-contractor pre-qualification
- Government and tier-1 panels
- Permit and ESG conditions
The first eight weeks
A worked plan.
What a typical programme looks like on ISO Assist. Scope and existing evidence move the dates; the shape holds.
- WEEK 1
Adopt all three. Annex SL clauses appear once; standard-specific requirements sit beneath them.
- WEEK 2–4
Hazards, aspects and impacts, and quality objectives registers populated. JSA library adapted per trade.
- WEEK 5–7
Inspections, incidents, nonconformities and corrective actions running from site; internal audit programme set.
- WEEK 8
Integrated management review; three certification-ready dossiers from one set of records.
Registers that matter
What you will actually maintain.
Registers are data on a generic engine: pack-defined columns, CSV in and out, evidence links per row.
Example
Illustrative, a typical programme, not a named customer.
A building-services contractor running 9001, 45001 and 14001 from one set of records, replacing three binders and three consultants with a single integrated management review.
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