Integrated Management System (IMS) Procedures
A complete set of integrated procedures that combine ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 requirements into unified documents. Download instantly and customise for your organisation.
Integrated Management System Procedures
Shared IMS procedures for quality, environmental, and health and safety controls.
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Integrated (QHSE) Management System Manual
Section 1 extract — scope across ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018
This manual describes one management system that meets the requirements of all three standards at once. Because they share the same high-level structure, we run a single set of processes rather than three separate systems.
How one system covers three disciplines
Each shared clause is implemented once and read through three lenses: product and service quality, environmental performance, and the health and safety of our people.
| Shared clause | Quality view | Environment view | OH&S view |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 Context | Customer needs | Environmental conditions | Worker & site conditions |
| 6 Planning | Quality risks | Significant aspects | Significant hazards |
| 9 Evaluation | Process results | Impact monitoring | Incident & exposure data |
Where a standard adds its own requirement, such as life-cycle thinking or worker consultation, the manual flags it so nothing is missed.
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Unified Procedures for Three Standards
Most ISO management system procedures overlap significantly. Document control, internal auditing, management review and corrective action are required by all three standards, yet organisations often maintain separate versions for each. This creates duplication, increases the risk of contradictions and makes maintenance far more time-consuming than it needs to be.
Our integrated procedures combine the requirements of all three standards into single documents, eliminating duplication while ensuring nothing is missed. Each procedure clearly identifies which clauses it satisfies across ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 so auditors can quickly verify compliance.
Procedures Included
Shared Procedures (Common to All Three Standards)
- Document & Record Control
- Internal Audit Procedure
- Management Review Procedure
- Corrective & Preventive Action
- Competence, Training & Awareness
- Communication (Internal & External)
- Risk & Opportunity Management
- Monitoring & Measurement
- Control of Nonconforming Outputs
- Purchasing & Supplier Control
Quality-Specific (ISO 9001)
- Customer Communication & Feedback
- Design & Development Control
- Production & Service Provision
Environmental-Specific (ISO 14001)
- Environmental Aspects & Impacts
- Legal & Compliance Obligations
- Emergency Preparedness & Response
- Waste Management
OH&S-Specific (ISO 45001)
- Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment
- Incident Investigation & Reporting
- Worker Consultation & Participation
- Emergency Response
Benefits
Switching from separate procedure sets to an integrated approach delivers immediate practical advantages:
- Less paperwork — one procedure covers requirements that would otherwise need three separate documents
- One training system for staff rather than three overlapping programmes
- Consistent approach to common processes like auditing, corrective action and document control
- Easier maintenance — update once instead of synchronising changes across multiple procedure sets
Why Unified Procedures Save Time
The time savings from unified procedures go far beyond the initial reduction in document volume. Every stage of the procedure lifecycle becomes more efficient when you maintain one set of documents instead of three.
One document control system means a single numbering convention, one approval workflow, and one master list of controlled documents. When a procedure is updated, it passes through the review and approval cycle once rather than three times. Version control becomes straightforward because there is only one current version of each procedure to track, distribute, and archive.
A single training programme covers the requirements of all three standards simultaneously. Staff learn one set of procedures for document control, one approach to corrective action, and one internal audit methodology. This reduces the total number of training hours required and eliminates confusion caused by minor differences between separate discipline-specific procedures that should be saying the same thing.
Consistent terminology across the management system makes procedures easier to understand and follow. When quality, environmental, and safety procedures all use the same definitions, role titles, and process descriptions, staff can move between disciplines without needing to learn different language for fundamentally similar activities.
Finally, less maintenance is required over the lifetime of the system. Regulatory changes, organisational restructures, or process improvements typically affect procedures that are shared across standards. With an integrated approach, you update one document and the change takes effect across all three disciplines. Organisations that maintain separate procedure sets often discover inconsistencies between their quality, environmental, and safety documentation precisely because keeping three versions synchronised is so demanding.