From quality management to food safety, occupational health to anti-bribery — we implement and certify the right standards for your industry, tender requirements, and export markets.
The standards most commonly required for Malaysian government tenders, GLC supplier registration, and multinational supply chains.
The global benchmark for quality management. Required by most government and GLC tender submissions, and by multinational manufacturers for their Malaysian suppliers.
Learn more EnvironmentalDemonstrates your organisation's commitment to reducing environmental impact. Increasingly required by exporters and manufacturers supplying sustainability-focused buyers.
Learn more SafetyReplaces OHSAS 18001 as the standard for workplace safety. Required for government, CIDB, and GLC contracts — and by any buyer that takes worker welfare seriously.
Learn more Food SafetyHACCP is mandatory for food manufacturers in Malaysia under MOH regulations and required for Halal certification. ISO 22000 extends this into a full management system for regional export markets.
Learn more Global ExportThe GFSI-benchmarked food safety scheme required by Nestlé, Unilever, Walmart, Tesco, and major international retailers. Built on ISO 22000 with sector-specific prerequisite programmes.
Learn more Best ValueOne system, one audit, three certificates. Combining quality, environment, and safety under a single IMS reduces cost by 25–35% versus certifying each standard separately.
Learn moreFor businesses in medical devices, information security, anti-bribery, social compliance, and maintenance — we certify these too.
ISO 9001 is the most commonly required standard for government and GLC procurement in Malaysia. ISO 45001 (safety) is frequently added for construction, engineering, and facilities management contracts. We review your specific tender requirements and advise the right combination.
Most companies achieve ISO 9001 certification within 3–6 months. Food safety standards (ISO 22000, FSSC 22000) typically take 6–9 months. If you're pursuing an IMS (multiple standards together), the timeline is similar to a single standard due to shared documentation and a combined audit.
Total cost depends on your company size, number of sites, and chosen standard. ISO 9001 typically ranges from RM 8,000–25,000 in total (consultant + certification body fees). Read our complete ISO certification cost guide for a full breakdown by standard.
Yes — and it's the most cost-effective route. ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 share the same High Level Structure (HLS), which means documentation, training, and audits can be integrated. Our IMS approach delivers all three certificates for significantly less than certifying each separately.
Yes. Our ISO awareness and internal auditor training programmes are HRD Corp (PSMB) claimable, meaning eligible companies can offset training costs through their HRD Corp levy. View our training courses for details.
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