Quality
How you capture customer requirements, coordinate services and follow delivery and complaints.
ISO certification for transport and logistics
Confidence that
goes further.
Orders, warehouses, partners and deliveries need to work together. We explain certification through your services and how you maintain control across the operational flow.
Three areas to discuss
The right standard starts
with a specific need.
Environment
How you manage relevant environmental aspects, including consumption, waste and supporting operations.
Health and safety
How you identify hazards for people in warehouses, loading, unloading and related activities.
The choice and availability of certification are confirmed for the requested activities, standard and scope. You do not need to select all three standards.
A starting situation
A partner expects consistent control of every delivery.
We start with contracted services and who performs them: your team, carriers or other partners. We clarify which locations and activities are proposed for certification and what information the assessment needs. Special cargo requirements, licences and permits are considered separately.
Preparing for an audit ↗What we clarify together
Operational chain
From order capture to planning, storage, dispatch and delivery confirmation.
Partners and exceptions
Supplier criteria and communication of incidents, delays and complaints.
Locations and responsibilities
Warehouses, offices, outsourced activities, people and responsibilities at each stage.
Clarity from the first conversation
Tell us what you do.
We explain what comes next.
A useful proposal starts with your actual operations. Share a few details to start the conversation.
For a relevant proposal
- Transport, storage, forwarding or combined services
- People, locations and outsourced operations
- Target standards and partner requirements
- Existing certification and preferred date
Before you start
Industry questions.
Updated on 16 October 2026.
Can transport and warehousing both be included?
A proposed scope may describe several activities. An accurate list of services and locations allows the team to confirm the available scope and assessment arrangements before contracting.
Does certification replace transport licences?
No. A management system certificate does not replace licences, permits or requirements specific to the transport activity and cargo.
References: ISO: certification · ISO 9001 · ISO 14001 · ISO 45001