ISO 26000:2010 Certification – Social Responsibility

ISO 26000:2010 Certification – Social Responsibility

What is  ISO 26000:2010?

An international standard that offers guidelines for social responsibility is ISO 26000:2010. Unlike other ISO standards, it is not a certification standard but a framework to assist enterprises operate in a socially responsible way. It helps organizations contribute favorably to society, the environment, and the economy, while maintaining ethical practices and transparency.

Why ISO 26000:2010 Matters

Our Certification Process

Gap Analysis

We review your current processes against ISO 9001 requirements to identify gaps and improvement areas.

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Pre-Assessment

A preliminary evaluation is conducted to ensure your system is aligned with ISO standards before the formal audit.

Internal Audit & Training

Internal audits are performed and staff are trained to ensure readiness for certification.

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Final Certification Audit

An accredited auditor performs the official assessment to verify full compliance with ISO requirements.

Certification Awarded

Upon successful audit completion, your organization receives an internationally recognized ISO certificate.

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Ongoing Support

Surveillance audits ensure ongoing compliance and continuous improvement.

Benefit

Industries That Benefit from ISO 26000:2010

Manufacturing & Engineering

• Promotes ethical sourcing, worker welfare, and environmental responsibility.

Healthcare & Hospitals:

• Ensures patient care standards and socially appropriate behaviors.

Education & Training:

• Encourages ethical teaching, community engagement, and sustainability.

IT & Technology:

• Supports appropriate data management, fair labor standards, and community involvement.

Retail & Trading:

• increases consumer trust and supply chain transparency.

Oil, gas, and energy:

• Promotes responsible community involvement and environmental care.
• Government & Public Sector: Promotes accountability, openness, and community-focused activities.

Frequently asked questions

A guidance standard aimed at helping organizations operate in a socially responsible manner.

No — it serves as a guideline, not a certifiable management system.

Any organization committed to ethical, sustainable operations.

Improved reputation, stakeholder trust, and sustainable development.

Human rights, labor practices, environment, fair operations, consumer issues, community involvement.