Business security

Business Safety

One of the most powerful tools for preserving and increasing company value.
A natural continuation of QMS, EMS, OHS and an integral part of IMS.
It permeates operational (core) processes, management and control (management) and support (support) processes.
It combines economic/financial and technical/system aspects.

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ESG assessments refer to three key factors in the process of evaluating and measuring the sustainability of investments in companies or businesses: environmental protection issues, social responsibility issues, and corporate governance issues.
They are important because they help in better determining the financial performance of a company in the future, including assessing potential risks.
They enable investors, customers, and other stakeholders to make informed decisions about collaborating with companies.

Environmental protection issues: use of natural resources, energy efficiency, emissions into water and air, waste generation, carbon dioxide emissions, sustainability initiatives.
Social responsibility issues: workplace safety and health, human rights, personal data and privacy protection, employee training, diversity and opportunity policies, community programs.
Corporate governance issues: business ethics, ownership rights, stakeholder communication, management commitment.

Review of documentation submitted by the client.
Preparation for the audit implementation at the client’s location and submission of the audit plan.
On-site audit includes interviews with management and some employees, site tour, and review of on-site documentation.
Preliminary summarization of results at the client’s location and presentation of conclusions on the spot.
Analysis of collected evidence and information and consolidation of conclusions.
Report issuance.

Investors: They want to invest in companies that are active in sustainable development, considering them more reliable in the long term.
Employees: They like to work in companies that show social impact, demonstrate ethical behavior, and are committed to ensuring a balance between employees’ private lives and workplaces.
Clients: They increasingly prefer products and services that come from an environment that takes care of the environment and where they can show transparency in their own supply chain.

Increasing awareness of climate change and other environmental problems.
Increased public expectations regarding corporate social responsibility.
Increasing pressure from investors to invest in sustainable and ethical companies.
Compliance with legal regulations that increasingly require ESG reporting.

Investors increasingly use ESG criteria to assess the risks and potential returns of investments.
Companies with good ESG performance are considered less risky and more attractive to investors.
ESG factors can affect a company’s long-term value and its ability to adapt to changing market conditions.

By establishing clear policies and procedures for managing environmental and social issues.
By investing in technologies and practices that reduce environmental impact.
By improving working conditions and respecting human rights.
By increasing transparency and communication with stakeholders.
By regularly monitoring and reporting on ESG performance.

ESG assessments are a key tool for measuring and tracking progress towards sustainable development.
They help companies identify and manage their impact on the environment and society.
They encourage companies to adopt sustainable business practices and contribute to the achievement of sustainable development goals.

They encourage companies to adopt sustainable business practices and contribute to the achievement of sustainable development goals.