Last week we were pleased to welcome ISO Certification Body SGS and the national accreditation body UKAS to present at our #GrowWithISO event organised together with our peers at Aviso Consultancy. The event, held at the iconic Shard building in…
CG Fry & Son Ltd is a highly experienced and reputable building contractor operating in the southwest of England from its offices near Dorchester and Taunton. Quality Management to ISO 9001:2015 CG Fry & Son Ltd approached Assent in November…
ISO 27002:2022 introduces several new information security controls including A5.23 – Information security for use of cloud services. This blog takes a brief look at what is required. Information security for use of cloud services in ISO 27002:2022 The new…
Assent Risk Management has a proud tradition of supporting apprenticeships and internships, most recently through the Open University’s virtual programme. The latest edition to our team, Jessica, talks about her experience so far: Applying through OU As a final year…
Road Traffic Management Ltd are experts in traffic management supporting installers of communications infrastructures, such as telegraph poles, while they work in the public sphere. RTM approached Assent Risk Management in 2021 to help their small team establish a quality…
If you have come across ISO Certification as a buyer of products and services, or when supplying services to your own customers, you will recognise its value in the supply chain. Organisations that implement ISO standards demonstrate a commitment to…
It is with huge pride and gratitude that in 2022 we celebrate 20 Years in business! A big thank you goes out to our team, clients, suppliers and associates, both past and present, who have supported the company and contributed…
Have you ever thought about becoming an ISO Consultant? Assent Can help! If you’ve been responsible for the ISO Certifications in your business, or are just interested in international standards, you might have considered a new career in ISO Consultancy…
Explosions, and the subsequent fires, follow a similar pattern in the chemical industry so it begs the question, why doesn’t the lesson get learnt and safety management systems (SMS) get reviewed and improved for the experience learnt throughout the industry.…
