ISO TRAINING

 

ABOUT ISO TRAINING IN MALAYSIA

If you’re looking to undergo ISO training in Malaysia, there are plenty of courses available to choose from. IAS is one of the best organizations providing ISO training courses that are tailored to meet the specific needs of your business. Whether you’re looking for a basic introduction to ISO standards or more in-depth training, you’ll be able to find a course that suits your needs. IAS, in association with our sister organization, Empowering Assurance Systems (EAS), delivers a variety of ISO training courses in Malaysia.

Our ISO training courses are aimed at an interactive, active learning process with the trainer. IAS offers three ways for seminar participants to interact with each other and benefit from their experiences: case studies, group activities, and open discussions. The main focus is on the practical application of ISO standards to your business, so you can be sure that you’re getting the most out of your ISO training.

If you’re looking for ISO training in Malaysia, IAS is definitely the organization for you. With years of experience in providing quality training courses, IAS is perfectly placed to provide you with the ISO training that your business needs.

ISO Lead Auditor Training

ISO lead auditor training is a voluntary certification course designed for professionals or individuals with the proper experience to get certified as a Lead Auditor. ISO Lead Auditor Training courses help delegates understand the requirements of the international standards perform First Party Audit (Internal Audit), Second Party Audit (Supplier Audit) & Third Party Audits (External Audit).

The successful completion of this ISO training course helps to improve auditing skills and to become an internationally recognized IRCA certified Lead Auditor on the respective management system.

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