Management systems

MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

The added value of an integrated management system.

Implementing a management system means equipping yourself with certain rules and standardized procedures to organize company processes in a rational and efficient manner, having the certainty of not neglecting any relevant aspect both from a regulatory and procedural point of view.The creation of integrated management systems, appropriately designed, allows simple and efficient management, for the maximization of results and minimization of costs.

Make compliance costs sustainable

Our approach, strongly inspired by the principles of Operational Excellence, allows us to extract the maximum value from management systems and at the same time create synergies and efficiencies between the different compliances that the company must guarantee (safety at work, organizational models and control pursuant to Legislative Decree 231/01, Privacy, ISO standards, ...) minimizing implementation and maintenance costs.

The management system as a further tool for achieving Operational Excellence

A Management system (SG) is a set of rules and procedures, defined in a internationally recognized standard , which an organization or company can apply for the purpose of
achieve defined objectives while keeping its processes and activities under control .

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THE ADDED VALUE OF AN INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

P&I Consulting implements and manages management systems for large, medium and small businesses, developing them over time with a view to integrating certification schemes.

In the event that an organization decides to adopt multiple certification schemes, multidisciplinary support is provided which allows the drafting of procedures, controls (audits) and, consequently, certification checks by a third party to be optimised.

This approach allows you to reduce implementation times and costs as well as providing more usable and complete procedures since you have the certainty of not leaving out any relevant aspect, both from a regulatory and procedural point of view.


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