Management System Gap Analysis
A Management System Gap Analysis is a systematic process used to evaluate the current state of an organization's management system against a desired standard, framework, or set of requirements. The goal is to identify gaps or discrepancies between the existing system and the target requirements, enabling the organization to develop a plan to address these gaps and achieve compliance or improvement.
This type of analysis is commonly used in the context of management systems such as Quality Management Systems (QMS), Environmental Management Systems (EMS) and Health and Safety Management Systems (HSMS). It is often conducted when an organization is preparing to implement a new management system, transition to updated standards, or improve existing processes.
Norpro H&S is able to conduct a management system gap analysis for organizations looking to meet any of the standards below:
- ISO 9001 Quality: An international standard focusing on meeting customer requirements and improving product or service quality.
- ISO 45001 Health and Safety: An international standard focusing on ensuring a safe and healthy work environment for employees and others.
- COR: A provincial standard on workplace health and safety focusing on ensuring a safe and healthy work environment for employees and others.
If you are considering a transition into a management system, in the process of implementing a new system or wanting to improve existing processes, contact us for assistance.