ISO certification for Sittingbourne and Swale businesses, from a local IRCA lead auditor. Practical support for manufacturers, contractors, logistics firms and science-based businesses.
Sittingbourne has one of the strongest industrial bases in Kent. Manufacturing, distribution and engineering firms operate across the Eurolink estates and along the A249 and M2, and Kent Science Park is home to specialist research and technology companies. For these businesses, ISO certification is usually a commercial requirement: customers, supply chains and tenders ask for it before they'll place work.
ISOHS is based in Wouldham, around 25 minutes from Sittingbourne via the M2. We visit on site for gap analysis, internal audits and pre-assessment, and spend time on the shop floor and in the warehouse, not just the office, because that's where an ISO system either works or doesn't.
Whether you're on the Eurolink estates, at Kent Science Park or elsewhere in Swale, we'll come to you for the free consultation and the on-site stages of your project.
Process control, traceability and customer requirements, built around your actual production or service processes.
Waste, energy, emissions and chemical storage, which matter on industrial sites and are increasingly checked by customers.
For manufacturing, warehousing and construction sites where machinery, vehicles and forklifts are part of daily work. Backed by NEBOSH-qualified health and safety expertise.
For Kent Science Park businesses and others handling sensitive research or customer data.
On industrial sites, ISO 45001 and day-to-day health and safety compliance overlap heavily. Because ISOHS covers both, your risk assessments, COSHH assessments, fire risk assessment and safety procedures can feed directly into your ISO system, rather than being written twice. We can also help with CHAS, SMAS or SafeContractor if your customers require SSIP accreditation.
Most SMEs are ready in 6–12 months. If you have a deadline, tell us at the free consultation and we'll give you an honest view of whether it's achievable.
Yes. An integrated management system is common for manufacturers and usually saves time and audit costs.
Yes, including Faversham, Sheerness and the Isle of Sheppey, plus the wider Medway and Maidstone areas.
Yes. Fire risk assessment is a legal requirement for business premises and fits naturally alongside ISO 45001 and ISO 14001 work.