Everything this division does
Standards, the two 2026 transitions, the services underneath them and the questions buyers ask first.
ITF Consult builds management systems and prepares organisations for assessment: the ISO 9001:2026 and ISO 14001:2026 transitions, quality, environment, safety, food, information security, facility, AI, continuity and energy standards, the audit and documentation work underneath them, and regulator and customer readiness.
In this section
ISO 9001:2026 transition
Published 16 September 2026, with a three-year transition to September 2029. The six changes, and the audit slot your certificate sets.
Read moreTransitionISO 14001:2026 transition
Published 15 April 2026, five months before quality. Why one document set should move in one pass.
Read more2026ISO 9001
Quality management built on your real process chain, to the 2026 edition, with records before certification.
Read more2026ISO 14001
Environment, driven by an aspects register built on site and obligations written as conditions rather than statutes.
Read more2018ISO 45001
Safety, including the worker consultation evidence most systems cannot produce and contractor control inside scope.
Read moreWatchWhat is coming for ISO 45001
The 2018 edition is current. Why nothing changes for your safety system until a new edition is published.
Read more2018ISO 22000
Food safety management, with control measures correctly split between critical control points and operational prerequisites.
Read moreV7FSSC 22000
ISO 22000 plus the ISO 22002 prerequisites plus the scheme's additional requirements, recognised by GFSI.
Read moreIssue 9BRCGS Food Safety
The graded, GFSI-recognised standard many retailers and brands use to approve suppliers, from the culture plan to the factory fabric.
Read moreCodexHACCP
The plan, the prerequisite programmes and the records behind the certificate an SFDA manufacturer licence names.
Read more2022ISO 27001 readiness
Scope, risk assessment and Statement of Applicability, with a gap register against NCA ECC-2:2024 control references.
Read more2018ISO 41001
Facility management as a management system, for building owners and for the contractors who run their facilities.
Read more2023ISO 42001
A register of the AI in use, an impact assessment, and a named person who signs off what AI drafts.
Read more2019ISO 22301
Business continuity from an impact analysis, with plans that say who does what in the first hours and a tested exercise.
Read more2018ISO 50001
An energy review, a baseline from metered data, and action plans tied to the uses that dominate the bill.
Read moreAnyIntegrated management system
One document set, one audit programme and one management review across every standard you hold.
Read moreServiceGap analysis
Two days on site against every applicable clause, returning a sequenced report you keep whatever you decide.
Read moreServiceDocumentation and implementation
Procedures written with the person who does the job, forms filled in at the point of work, a master list from version 1.
Read moreServiceInternal audit
A programme with objectives and risk-based scheduling, and findings written in three parts with identifiers.
Read moreServiceManagement review
A two-page input pack with trends instead of totals, and minutes that carry owners and dates.
Read moreServiceDocument control
Master list, withdrawal of obsolete revisions, external documents and a retention rule that is actually applied.
Read moreServiceSupplier and contractor audits
Second-party audits of the companies you buy from, against your requirements, with a scored report and deadlines.
Read moreServiceSupport between audits
Quarterly check-ins, the annual internal audit and a pre-surveillance review, so the system is maintained rather than rebuilt.
Read moreServiceClosing findings after an audit
The real cause found, a corrective action written against it, and the evidence that it worked.
Read moreRegulatorSFDA licence readiness
The full dependency chain for a food facility licence, the Ghad application and a mock inspection.
Read moreCustomerAramco supply chain readiness
What is published, what buyers require and what the market repeats with no source behind it.
Read moreRegulatorSABER product conformity
Which technical regulation covers your product, and the technical documentation ready before registration.
Read moreDecisionWhich standard do you need
Start from whoever is asking, a licence, a customer or a tender, and read exactly what they ask for.
Read moreDecisionHACCP, ISO 22000 or FSSC 22000
Three food safety answers for three different questions, and how each one sits inside the next.
Read moreDecisionWhen a consultant is worth paying for
The cases where one earns the fee, and the cases where your own quality lead should do it.
Read moreDecisionWhat drives the cost
Standards, sites, people, what already exists, the deadline and your team's share, and what a quote should contain.
Read moreDecisionHow long it takes
Documentation: within a week of the gap analysis. Pace: you and your certification body.
Read moreHubIndustries
Seven sectors, what usually drives the work in each, and the standards that apply.
Read moreIndustryFood and beverage
Two clocks at once: the SFDA licence chain and whatever scheme your customer contract names.
Read moreIndustryManufacturing
Industrial licence, zone authority, environmental permit and product conformity, in four incompatible formats.
Read moreIndustryConstruction
Classification grade caps what you can bid, and the safety documents are assessed on site rather than in a file.
Read moreIndustryHealthcare
Quality, document and records systems for hospitals and clinics, written for the people who keep them.
Read moreIndustryLogistics and warehousing
Compliance arrives cargo by cargo, from customers rather than from one regulator.
Read moreIndustryOil, gas and petrochemical
For suppliers and contractors working for operators in Jubail, Ras Tanura and across the Eastern Province.
Read moreIndustryHospitality and catering
Kitchens run to one food safety plan, with the records a municipal inspector or brand auditor asks for.
Read moreHubCities
Riyadh, Dammam, Jubail and Khobar, and what drives compliance work in each one.
Read moreCityRiyadh
In the capital the request usually arrives in a tender document or a vendor registration form.
Read moreCityDammam
Manufacturers in MODON's industrial cities, answering to MODON as landlord and to the customers who audit them.
Read moreCityJubail
Inside a Royal Commission city, the environmental system carries RCER on top of the national rules.
Read moreCityAl Khobar
Head offices beside Dhahran running one system across plants, projects and crews elsewhere in the province.
Read moreMethodOur method
Nine steps from enquiry to handover, and the document you keep at each one.
Read moreMethodWhat you hold at the end
Every document an engagement produces, drawn as a specimen before you sign anything.
Read moreFAQQuestions
Which standard, how long, what drives the cost, and the 2026 editions, answered plainly.
Read morePart of one system
Every division keeps records to the same standard, so the second one you need works the way the first one did.
Not sure which one you need
Start from whoever is asking for it, not from your industry. If the answer is still unclear, a short call usually settles it.