Certifications and Guidelines

ISO 44001:2019 is the global standard for managing effective & collaborative business relationships. In the Facility Management Industry, it ensures transparent communication and strategic alignment between clients, vendors, and service providers. Through enhancing trust, efficiency, and shared value creation across long-term FM partnerships, it serves a critical advantage for large-scale operations and integrated FM contracts.

ISO 45001:2018 outlines the requirements for a robust occupational health and safety (OH&S) management system. For FM providers, it ensures a proactive approach to identifying risks, reducing workplace incidents, and fostering a safety-first culture. FM Company Certification demonstrates commitment to employee wellbeing, legal compliance, and safer environments across all managed facilities. The ISO 44001:2019 is especially vital for high-risk sectors like industrial, healthcare, and logistics.

ISO 9001:2015 is the benchmark for quality management and continual service improvement. In FM, encompassing everything from cleaning and maintenance to energy management, it provides a structured framework for ensuring consistency, customer satisfaction, and operational excellence across all service line. Clients consequently benefit from reliable service delivery, measurable KPIs, and a culture of continuous enhancement.

Serving as the first international standard specifically developed for facility management, the ISO 41001:2018 provides a global framework for improving efficiency, strategic alignment, and lifecycle value of built environments. Certification signifies that your FM operations are not only compliant but also aligned with business objectives, enabling seamless service integration and improved occupant experience.

ISO 55001:2014 defines the standard for asset management, ensuring that physical infrastructure and equipment are managed efficiently throughout their lifecycle. For FM providers, this certification validates capability to optimize asset performance, reduce downtime, and extend service life which in turn drives cost-effective and sustainable facility operations.

It serves as the international standard for environmental management systems (EMS), helping organizations reduce their ecological footprint while enhancing operational efficiency. Within the facility management industry, this certification demonstrates a commitment to sustainable practices encompassing energy conservation and waste reduction to responsible procurement and compliance with environmental regulations. It enables FM providers to align with global sustainability goals, minimize risk, and deliver greener, more resilient facility solutions across sectors.