Q: Who Benefits from ISO 45001 Training?

Safety Managers and OH&S Officers – They learn how to develop and implement effective workplace safety policies, monitor risks, and ensure compliance with relevant regulations. Quality and Compliance Managers – They gain the ability to integrate OH&S requirements into organizational systems and ensure that international and legal standards are consistently met. HR Managers – They gain skills to oversee employee well-being programs, conduct safety training, and support a culture of health and safety throughout the organization. Operations and Production Supervisors – They learn how to maintain safe work environments, implement hazard controls on the ground, and ensure day-to-day activities minimize risk. Internal Auditors – They develop expertise to conduct thorough OH&S audits, evaluate system effectiveness, and identify opportunities for continuous improvement.

Question 1

What is ISO 45001?

Accepted Answer

ISO 45001 is an internationally recognized standard that sets out the requirements for an Occupational Health and Safety Management System (OHSMS). It provides a structured framework for identifying hazards, managing OH&S risks, and improving workplace safety performance.

The standard replaced OHSAS 18001 and aligns OH&S management with modern management system principles, including leadership accountability, worker participation, and risk-based thinking.

ISO 45001 is also the benchmark used by certification bodies when assessing an organization’s readiness for certification. Auditors trained on ISO 45001 evaluate how effectively an organization’s system controls risk in practice—not just whether procedures exist on paper.

Question 2

What is the purpose of ISO 45001?

Accepted Answer

The purpose of ISO 45001 is to provide organizations with a structured framework for managing occupational health and safety risks in a consistent, measurable, and auditable way.

Beyond preventing injury and ill health, ISO 45001 enables organizations to demonstrate effective risk control, legal compliance, and continual improvement—elements that are directly evaluated during internal and external audits.

For organizations pursuing certification, ISO 45001 defines the criteria auditors use to assess whether safety processes are effective, implemented, and capable of sustaining safe operations over time.

Question 3

What is an Occupational Health and Safety Management System?

Accepted Answer

An Occupational Health & Safety Management System (OHSMS) is a structured framework that helps organizations identify, manage, and reduce workplace risks.

Its main objectives are to prevent injuries and ill health, ensure compliance with legal and regulatory requirements, and promote safe working conditions.

Applicable across all industries and economic sectors, it supports continuous improvement, enhances employee safety, and strengthens organizational reputation by systematically managing OH&S risks.

Question 4

What are the benefits of a formal OHSMS?

Accepted Answer

A formal OHSMS, certified to ISO 45001, offers multiple benefits beyond preventing injury or ill health. These include:

Clear evidence of compliance for regulators and customers, supporting contractual and legal obligations.
Systematic identification and control of workplace hazards, reducing incidents and associated costs.
Structured internal auditing capability, helping organizations monitor and improve OH&S performance before external audits.
Enhanced workforce confidence and engagement, supporting reduced absenteeism and turnover.

Question 5

Who needs an Occupational Health & Safety Management System (OHSMS)?

Accepted Answer

Any organization that wants to systematically manage workplace health and safety risks can benefit from an OHSMS, regardless of size or sector. This includes organizations operating in higher-risk environments as well as those supporting complex supply chains or regulated activities.

An OHSMS becomes especially important where organizations are subject to certification audits, customer requirements, or regulatory oversight, as it provides the structured evidence auditors rely on when evaluating OH&S performance and compliance.

Question 6

What are ISO 45001 Auditors and what role do they play in OHSMS?

Accepted Answer

ISO 45001 Auditors play a central and critical role in ensuring the effectiveness and credibility of an OHSMS.

Unlike general internal or external reviewers, ISO 45001 auditors are trained and certified specifically to assess compliance with ISO 45001 standard’s requirements and to provide authoritative, structured evaluations of an organization’s OH&S management system.

Key responsibilities include:

Verifying compliance with ISO 45001 requirements – ISO 45001 Auditors ensure that all aspects of the OHSMS align with international standards, not just company policies.
Assessing preventive and protective measures – They determine whether hazard controls, risk mitigation strategies, and safety procedures are properly implemented and consistently applied across the organization.
Evaluating measurable improvements in OH&S performance – ISO 45001 Auditors review performance metrics and progress toward OH&S objectives to ensure the system is driving continuous improvement.
Ensuring compliance with legal and other requirements – They check that the organization is not only following internal procedures but also meeting regulatory obligations and external stakeholder expectations.

Because of their specialized training and certification, ISO 45001 Auditors provide an independent, authoritative assessment that goes beyond routine checks. Their evaluations guide management in making strategic safety decisions, strengthening the OHSMS, and demonstrating credible, internationally recognized OH&S performance.

Question 7

What is ISO 45001 Training?

Accepted Answer

ISO 45001 training provides professionals with the knowledge and skills to implement, manage, and audit an Occupational Health & Safety Management System (OHSMS) in a way that aligns with ISO 45001 standards, helping organizations adopt internationally recognized approaches to workplace safety.

By following ISO 45001 guidelines, auditors are able to review processes, identify hazards, assess compliance, and measure performance in a systematic, efficient, and reliable manner, allowing them to deliver actionable insights that strengthen the OHSMS and support continual improvement.

Question 8

Who Benefits from ISO 45001 Training?

Accepted Answer

Safety Managers and OH&S Officers – They learn how to develop and implement effective workplace safety policies, monitor risks, and ensure compliance with relevant regulations.
Quality and Compliance Managers – They gain the ability to integrate OH&S requirements into organizational systems and ensure that international and legal standards are consistently met.
HR Managers – They gain skills to oversee employee well-being programs, conduct safety training, and support a culture of health and safety throughout the organization.
Operations and Production Supervisors – They learn how to maintain safe work environments, implement hazard controls on the ground, and ensure day-to-day activities minimize risk.
Internal Auditors – They develop expertise to conduct thorough OH&S audits, evaluate system effectiveness, and identify opportunities for continuous improvement.

Question 9

Is ISO 45001 Training Mandatory?

Accepted Answer

ISO 45001 does not mandate formal training courses for specific roles. Competence must be demonstrated, which can include a combination of education, experience, and training.

Structured training—such as internal auditor or lead auditor courses—is strongly recommended for professionals who will conduct audits or oversee OH&S systems. These programs provide the practical knowledge and tools needed to perform credible audits that may influence certification decisions.

Question 10

What is ISO 45001 Certification?

Accepted Answer

When people refer to ISO 45001 certification, they may be talking about two different things. It can refer either to an organization being certified for its Occupational Health and Safety Management System (OHSMS), or to an individual obtaining certification that demonstrates competence in auditing, implementing, or supporting ISO 45001.

Organizational ISO 45001 Certification

At the organizational level, ISO 45001 certification confirms that a company’s OHSMS has been independently assessed and found to conform to internationally recognized requirements for managing occupational health and safety risks and improving workplace safety performance.

Individual ISO 45001 Certification

For professionals such as auditors, implementers, and consultants, ISO 45001 certification demonstrates their capability to work with an OHSMS in accordance with ISO 45001 requirements.

It reflects an understanding of occupational health and safety management practices, helps establish professional credibility, and may support career progression in roles focused on workplace safety and risk management.

Question 11

What’s the difference between having formal ISO 45001 training and certification and not having them?

Accepted Answer

Having formal ISO 45001 training and certification is not mandatory for individuals working with an Occupational Health and Safety Management System (OHSMS). Still, structured training and recognized certification can provide clearer guidance, validated knowledge, and formally demonstrated competence when auditing, implementing, or supporting an OHSMS. The table below compares how having formal ISO 45001 training and certification and not having them can differ and what practical advantages structured training can provide.

Aspect	With Formal Training & Certification	Without Formal Training & Certification
Competence & Confidence	Audits are conducted with confidence using consistent, proven methods grounded in accepted auditing practices.	Audits rely more on personal judgment, guesswork, or fragmented knowledge, leading to inconsistency.
Practical Application	Practical auditing, risk management, and implementation skills can be applied directly in real workplace situations.	Understanding remains largely theoretical, making real-world application less reliable.
System Understanding	A structured, end-to-end understanding of how OH&S management systems are assessed and maintained.	Knowledge may be partial or uneven, increasing the risk of overlooking key requirements.
Professional Recognition	Credentials provide immediate credibility with employers, clients, and stakeholders.	Credibility must be proven repeatedly through experience alone, often requiring extra explanation.
Career Progression	Access to leadership, consultancy, and specialist roles is clearer and more direct.	Career advancement may be slower or limited due to lack of formal recognition.
Organizational Impact	Proactive identification of risks and improvement opportunities supports stronger safety performance.	Issues are more likely to be addressed reactively after gaps or incidents emerge.
Cross-Industry Versatility	Skills transfer effectively across sectors, reducing the need for retraining when changing industries.	Adaptation to new industries often requires additional learning or informal retraining.

Question 12

How Do You Become an ISO 45001 Auditor?

Accepted Answer

Becoming an ISO 45001 auditor involves more than completing a course; it’s about developing the expertise, judgment, and leadership skills necessary to effectively evaluate workplace health and safety systems. The journey typically follows these steps:

Undertake ISO 45001 Auditor Training – Start with structured training that covers the requirements of ISO 45001, risk management principles, and the complete audit process. Online courses often use practical exercises, case studies, and simulated audits to let learners practice planning, conducting, and documenting workplace safety audits in realistic scenarios.
Build Key Professional Traits – Effective auditors combine knowledge with professional qualities such as ethical decision-making, impartiality, strong observation, and the ability to communicate clearly. Training programs embed scenario-based exercises to strengthen these behaviors, preparing auditors to handle workplace safety challenges confidently and responsibly.
Gain ISO 45001 Auditor Certification – Having an ISO 45001 Auditor certification demonstrates competence to employers, certification bodies, and clients, and supports career development in internal auditing, consultancy, implementation, or lead auditing roles. Note that certification alone does not guarantee employment, practical experience, professional reputation, and organizational authorization are also essential for working as an auditor.
Acquire Practical Audit Exposure and Experience – Experience is essential to translate theory into action. While many training programs provide simulated audits rather than live inspections, these exercises help learners develop problem-solving, critical thinking, and structured approaches to evaluating OH&S systems, equipping them for future hands-on auditing.
Develop Leadership and System Oversight Skills – Effective OH&S management and auditing often require guiding teams, coordinating activities, and ensuring consistent application of ISO 45001 standards. Whether you are an internal auditor, lead auditor, lead implementer, or consultant, leadership skills are essential for managing audits, overseeing system implementation, and supporting compliance efforts. Training programs use practical exercises, simulations, and role-play to let learners practice team coordination, task allocation, and communication strategies in a controlled environment before applying them in real workplace safety scenarios.
Demonstrate Auditor Competence – Competence in ISO 45001 auditing goes beyond completing training and obtaining certification. It is demonstrated through real-world application, such as leading or participating in workplace safety audits, effectively identifying hazards and assessing risks, and producing clear, actionable audit reports. Additionally, supporting continual improvement by following up on corrective actions and engaging in ongoing professional development ensures auditors maintain up-to-date skills and practical credibility in managing occupational health and safety systems.

Question 13

Are deGRANDSON’s ISO 45001 Auditor Courses Certified?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All deGRANDSON courses are certified to the following international standards:

ISO 21001:2018 – Educational Organizations Management Systems – This Ensures the course is designed and managed according to globally recognized education management practices.
ISO 29993:2017 – Learning Services Outside Formal Education- This covers non-traditional learning environments such as professional development programs, corporate training, and online courses.
ISO 29994:2021 – Additional Requirements for Distance Learning – This sets extra criteria for online and remote learning, including learner engagement, accessibility, and effective assessment methods.

The ISO 21001 certification is issued by Business Quality Assurance International (BQAI), an accredited body under the Irish National Accreditation Board (INAB). INAB is a signatory to both the European cooperation for Accreditation (EA) Multilateral Agreement and the International Accreditation Forum (IAF) Multilateral Arrangement, ensuring global recognition of the qualification.

Question 14

What benefits do courses being certified to these standards provide?

Accepted Answer

Recognition by Employers and Certification Bodies: Being accredited to international standards gives your certificate credibility, making it a globally recognized auditor qualification that enhances professional standing.
Consistency and Trust: Every module is developed and delivered under an externally audited educational management system, ensuring reliable, high-quality learning outcomes.
Confidence in Online Learning: ISO 29993 and ISO 29994 alignment guarantees that distance learning is effective, transparent, and engaging, validating your competency in a professional context.

Question 15

Are your courses IRCA certified?

Accepted Answer

No, deGRANDSON’s ISO 45001 Auditor courses are ISO 21001 certified, which provides a university-grade, independently audited standard for educational organizations. While IRCA (now CQI/IRCA) approval is well-known, it is largely UK-focused, limited in ongoing monitoring, and does not audit the full educational organization.

ISO 21001, in contrast, ensures that both the learning services and the management of the provider meet international standards, giving learners and sponsoring organizations confidence in the effectiveness, reliability, and credibility of the training experience.

Question 16

How do you enroll in an ISO 45001 Training Course?

Accepted Answer

Enrollment in an online ISO 45001 course with deGRANDSON Global follows a straightforward, fully online process:

Choose your preferred Course;
Evaluate your skills to ensure the course level is appropriate;
Use the Add-to-Cart button to initiate the payment process;
Complete the process by enrolling the intended Learner(s).
Once enrollment is completed, you will receive email instructions (please check spam or junk folders). Follow the instructions to access the learning platform.
Our Courses are available on-demand and are self-paced so you can start the course whenever you wish – even today.
You can learn more about the process as well as answers to frequently asked questions about it on this Enrollment page.

Question 17

What kinds of ISO 45001 courses are available?

Accepted Answer

deGRANDSON offers a wide variety of ISO 45001 training and certification courses including the following:

Aspect	With Formal Training & Certification	Without Formal Training & Certification
Competence & Confidence	Audits are conducted with confidence using consistent, proven methods grounded in accepted auditing practices.	Audits rely more on personal judgment, guesswork, or fragmented knowledge, leading to inconsistency.
Practical Application	Practical auditing, risk management, and implementation skills can be applied directly in real workplace situations.	Understanding remains largely theoretical, making real-world application less reliable.
System Understanding	A structured, end-to-end understanding of how OH&S management systems are assessed and maintained.	Knowledge may be partial or uneven, increasing the risk of overlooking key requirements.
Professional Recognition	Credentials provide immediate credibility with employers, clients, and stakeholders.	Credibility must be proven repeatedly through experience alone, often requiring extra explanation.
Career Progression	Access to leadership, consultancy, and specialist roles is clearer and more direct.	Career advancement may be slower or limited due to lack of formal recognition.
Organizational Impact	Proactive identification of risks and improvement opportunities supports stronger safety performance.	Issues are more likely to be addressed reactively after gaps or incidents emerge.
Cross-Industry Versatility	Skills transfer effectively across sectors, reducing the need for retraining when changing industries.	Adaptation to new industries often requires additional learning or informal retraining.

Question 18

How are deGRANDSON’s ISO auditor, implementer, and consultant courses different from other courses?

Accepted Answer

When comparing different ISO auditor, implementer, or consultant courses, it can help to look beyond the course title alone and consider how the training is actually delivered, supported, assessed, and verified. Small differences in structure, flexibility, resources, and certification processes can have a real impact on your learning experience and how useful the qualification is in practice. The table below can help you compare these aspects side by side and decide whose courses best fits your needs and expectations.

Aspect	With Formal Training & Certification	Without Formal Training & Certification
Competence & Confidence	Audits are conducted with confidence using consistent, proven methods grounded in accepted auditing practices.	Audits rely more on personal judgment, guesswork, or fragmented knowledge, leading to inconsistency.
Practical Application	Practical auditing, risk management, and implementation skills can be applied directly in real workplace situations.	Understanding remains largely theoretical, making real-world application less reliable.
System Understanding	A structured, end-to-end understanding of how OH&S management systems are assessed and maintained.	Knowledge may be partial or uneven, increasing the risk of overlooking key requirements.
Professional Recognition	Credentials provide immediate credibility with employers, clients, and stakeholders.	Credibility must be proven repeatedly through experience alone, often requiring extra explanation.
Career Progression	Access to leadership, consultancy, and specialist roles is clearer and more direct.	Career advancement may be slower or limited due to lack of formal recognition.
Organizational Impact	Proactive identification of risks and improvement opportunities supports stronger safety performance.	Issues are more likely to be addressed reactively after gaps or incidents emerge.
Cross-Industry Versatility	Skills transfer effectively across sectors, reducing the need for retraining when changing industries.	Adaptation to new industries often requires additional learning or informal retraining.

Question 19

How is the ISO 45001 Auditor course delivered?

Accepted Answer

Courses are delivered fully online via a browser-based Learning Management System (LMS), accessible on any device without installing software. Learning is on-demand and self-paced, with no fixed schedules, allowing you to start anytime and pause or resume lessons—even across different devices—using the full resume feature.

To ensure uninterrupted progress, 24/7 Tutor Support is available through a built-in Support Ticket system, typically with responses within a few hours. You can learn more about delivery, access, and support on the FAQ page for course delivery.

Question 20

How does the certification exam go?

Accepted Answer

Exams are conducted at the end of each course module (typically three modules per course), with durations ranging from 20 to 90 minutes, depending on the standard and scope.

All exams are taken completely online and open-book, allowing learners to use the relevant ISO standard, notes, and reference materials.

Responses are submitted on-screen using formats such as multiple-choice, matching, and true/false questions, designed to assess understanding and practical application rather than memorization. Once the certification exam is successfully completed, the learner will receive a link by email to their ISO Lead Auditor certificate, which will be available online and with instant access via a QR code.

Question 21

Does taking your ISO 45001 training courses count toward Continued Professional Development?

Accepted Answer

Yes. ISO 45001 auditor, implementer, and consultant courses count toward Continuing Professional Development. CPD tracks formal and informal learning, including training, workshops, self-directed study, and practical application.

deGRANDSON developed its own CPD model, following best international practices and deriving rules for assigning CPD Units (sometimes called SCU Units in North America), enabling auditors to document ongoing skill development and demonstrate professional credibility.

Question 22

Do You Have a Sample Lesson?

Accepted Answer

Yes. If you are interested in online ISO auditor training but not ready to start yet, we got you covered. We have a 5 min Trial Lesson that you can take to give you a quick overview of how our online training for ISO courses works. This includes our e-training methods, our certification process, and the differences among our ISO courses.

It also contains tips on how to find out which course will be appropriate for your needs. If you have more time and you want to take a closer look at our online courses, you can also check out our more detailed 30 min Trial Lesson. It contains an actual lesson sample as well as a short sample test that you can try for yourself.

SKU	Products	Duration	Content	Price	Action
Course 037	ISO 45001 Internal Auditor Training and Certification Course	14 hours	View Course	$620	Add to cart
Course 039	ISO 45001 Lead Auditor Training and Certification Course	30 hours	View Course	$1,325	Add to cart
Course 038	ISO 45001 Lead Implementer Training and Certification Course	24 hours	View Course	Original price was: $1,060.Current price is: $795.	Add to cart
Course 037X	ISO 45001 Internal Auditor Training and Certification Extension Course	8 hours	View Course	$355	Add to cart
Course 037C	ISO 45001 Internal Auditor Training and Certification Conversion Course	8 hours	View Course	$355	Add to cart
Course 039X	ISO 45001 Lead Auditor Training and Certification Extension Course	22 hours	View Course	$975	Add to cart
Course 039C	ISO 45001 Lead Auditor Training and Certification Conversion Course	22 hours	View Course	$975	Add to cart
Course 038T	ISO 45001 Transition Training Course	16 hours	View Course	$710	Add to cart
Course 605	ISO 45001 Consultant & Lead Auditor Training and Certification Course	36 hours	View Course	$1,590	Add to cart

ISO 45001 Course Overview
Course	Major Topics Covered
ISO 45001 Internal Auditor	Professionals participating in internal audits or supplier audits to ISO 45001	Auditing skills (ISO 19011), ISO 45001 requirements, audit planning & execution, practical audit scenarios, corrective actions
ISO 45001 Lead Auditor	Audit Team Leaders conducting certification audits	Lead audit techniques, ISO 45001 knowledge, audit team management, advanced auditing scenarios, reporting & evaluation
ISO 45001 Lead Implementer	Professionals implementing or consulting on OHSMS	OHSMS development & implementation, ISO 45001 requirements, 31-step certification process, auditing fundamentals
ISO 45001 Consultant and Lead Auditor	Consultants or advisors aiming to develop, implement, and audit OHSMS to Lead Auditor standard	Lead auditing skills, OHSMS design & implementation, ISO 45001 requirements, advanced auditing, practical audit scenarios
ISO 45001 Internal Auditor Extension	Existing Internal Auditors (ISO 9001 or others) who want to add ISO 45001 internal auditing capability to their credentials	ISO 45001 knowledge, auditing skills, audit scenarios, internal & supplier audits
ISO 45001 Lead Auditor Extension	Existing Lead Auditors who want to add ISO 45001 Lead Auditor capability to their credentials	ISO 45001 knowledge, advanced auditing skills, audit leadership, certification audits
ISO 45001 Internal Auditor Conversion	OHSAS 18001 Internal Auditors updating to ISO 45001 Internal Auditor	ISO 45001 requirements, auditing skills, practical internal & supplier audit scenarios
ISO 45001 Lead Auditor Conversion	OHSAS 18001 Lead Auditors updating to ISO 45001 Lead Auditor	ISO 45001 knowledge, lead audit skills, audit team management, certification audits
ISO 45001 Transition	Professionals or organizations managing migration to ISO 45001:2018	ISO 45001:2018 updates, implementing OHSMS, 31-step certification path, practical transition scenarios

Key Feature	deGRANDSON's ISO Auditor Courses	Usual ISO Auditor Courses
Certification Standard	Provider is certified to ISO 21001, meaning the educational organization's overall education management system itself is subject to periodic independent audits, with built-in international recognition.	Provider's course syllabi are recognized by bodies such as IRCA or Exemplar Global, where recognition applies more to the course content rather than the provider’s overall education management system.
Awarded Certification	ISO 9001 Internal Auditor certification is immediately issued upon passing the certification exam	Certificate may take weeks or mailed post-exam
Certificate Verification	QR code included for instant online verification	Verification process varies; often manual
Lesson Length	15–60 minutes, typically 20–30 minutes	Varies, often full-day sessions or multi-day workshops
Practical Scenarios	Includes scenario dialogues and interactive exercises	May have limited or no scenario practice
Learner Support	24/7 live-chat support	Support often limited to email or office hours
Resources Provided	Learner manual, copy of standard, sample forms, and documents	Materials may be limited or additional cost
Accessibility	Full audio narration, closed captions, cross-device compatibility	Accessibility varies; often classroom-based
Exams & Quizzes	Includes quizzes, scenario practice, and open-book online exams	Exams may be offline, timed, or not interactive
Platform & Delivery	Browser-based, secure, real-time interactive content; no software download needed	May require software installation or physical attendance
Learning Path	Clear progression from Internal Auditor → Lead → Consultant & Lead Auditor	Learning path may not be structured
Exam & Certificate Fees	Included in course fee	May be added on top of the course fee
Payment Options	PayPal or Stripe via credit/debit cards. Installment option also available for certain courses.	Varies; may be limited to bank transfer or invoicing

Course	CPD / CEU Units
ISO 45001 Internal Auditor Certification	2.33
ISO 45001 Lead Auditor Certification	5.0
ISO 45001 Lead Implementer Certification	4.0
ISO 45001 Internal Auditor Extension	1.33
ISO 45001 Internal Auditor Conversion	1.33
ISO 45001 Lead Auditor Extension	3.66
ISO 45001 Lead Auditor Conversion Course	3.66
ISO 45001 Consultant & Lead Auditor Diploma	6.0
ISO 45001 Transition Training	2.66

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What is ISO 45001?

What is the purpose of ISO 45001?

What is an Occupational Health and Safety Management System?

What are the benefits of a formal OHSMS?

Who needs an Occupational Health & Safety Management System (OHSMS)?

What are ISO 45001 Auditors and what role do they play in OHSMS?

What is ISO 45001 Training?

Who Benefits from ISO 45001 Training?

Is ISO 45001 Training Mandatory?

What is ISO 45001 Certification?

What’s the difference between having formal ISO 45001 training and certification and not having them?

How Do You Become an ISO 45001 Auditor?

Are deGRANDSON’s ISO 45001 Auditor Courses Certified?

What benefits do courses being certified to these standards provide?

Are your courses IRCA certified?

How do you enroll in an ISO 45001 Training Course?

What kinds of ISO 45001 courses are available?

How are deGRANDSON’s ISO auditor, implementer, and consultant courses different from other courses?

How is the ISO 45001 Auditor course delivered?

How does the certification exam go?

Does taking your ISO 45001 training courses count toward Continued Professional Development?

Do You Have a Sample Lesson?

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IRCA Approval vs ISO 21001 Certification Side-by-Side Comparison
Criteria	IRCA Approval	ISO 21001 Certification
*Courses Approved*	Yes	Yes
*Approved Training Providers / Educational Organization (EO)*	Yes	Yes
*Published ATP / EO approval criteria*	No	Yes
*Internationally recognized ATP / EO approval criteria*	No	Yes
*Initial auditing of providers*	Yes	Yes
*Annual auditing of providers*	No	Yes
*Independent 3^rd-party auditing*	No	Yes
*Low ongoing cost for ATP / EO*	No	Yes
*Recognized internationally*	No	Yes
*Free register of auditors*	No	Yes
*No ongoing cost for auditor registration*	No	Yes
*Curriculum approval & monitoring*	No	Yes
*Trainer / instructor approval & monitoring*	No	Yes
*Learning environment approval & monitoring*	No	Yes
*Monitoring delivery of learning services*	No	Yes
*Ongoing evaluation of learning goals and scope*	No	Yes
*Ongoing evaluation of the learning service*	No	Yes
*Ongoing evaluation of the learner experience*	No	Yes
*ISO certification*	No	Yes