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Understanding the Climate-QMS Connection

Climate Action in Quality Management

What is climate change?

ISO's climate commitment

What are the effects of climate change on businesses?

What can be done to reduce impacts of climate change on businesses?

🎮 Crossword: Climate & QMS Terminology

Aligning Context and Scope with Climate Goals

Clause 4.1 – Understanding the organization and its context.

Internal issues

External issues

4.2 Understanding the needs and expectations of interested parties.

4.3 Determining the scope of the quality management system

Leadership, Planning, and Operations

5.1 Leadership and commitment

6.1 Actions to address risks and opportunities

6.2 Quality objectives and planning to achieve them

7.1 Resources

8.1 Operational planning and control

9.1 Monitoring, measurement, analysis and evaluation

🎮 Pixel Quest: QMS Climate Integration Challenge

Knowledge Check

Quiz: Climate Fundamentals and Context

Quiz: Stakeholders and Scope

Quiz: Leadership and Risk Planning

Quiz: Operational Control and Resources

Quiz: Monitoring and Evaluation

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Integrating Climate Action into Quality Management Systems is a practical, standards-aligned course designed for quality, risk, and sustainability professionals who need to embed climate considerations into everyday QMS practice. As climate change reshapes regulatory landscapes, supply chains, customer expectations, and operational resilience, organizations must evolve their management systems to identify, evaluate, and act on climate-related risks and opportunities. This course connects the dots between climate science, ISO’s climate commitments (including the London Declaration), and the clauses of ISO 9001 so you can operationalize climate action without reinventing your system. Through clear explanations, clause-by-clause guidance, and interactive knowledge checks, you’ll learn how to align context and scope with climate goals, strengthen leadership and planning with measurable climate objectives, and implement controls that minimize emissions and waste while safeguarding quality and compliance. You’ll also build capabilities in monitoring and evaluation—using KPIs, data, and continuous improvement to drive measurable results. Whether you are updating an existing QMS or designing a new one, this course equips you with the tools, templates, and confidence to make climate action a core part of quality—improving resilience, meeting stakeholder expectations, and unlocking competitive advantage.

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            <p>The landscape of quality management is shifting rapidly as climate change moves from a peripheral corporate social responsibility topic to a core requirement of international standards. For QMS managers and compliance officers, the recent ISO amendments following the London Declaration on Climate Action mean that climate-related risks are no longer optional considerations; they are now integral to the very fabric of your management system. This course addresses the urgency of this integration, helping you identify the key drivers behind these updates and understand how global warming and shifting environmental policies directly impact your organization’s ability to deliver consistent, high-quality products and services.</p>

<p>Throughout this guide, we will walk through a practical roadmap for updating your system, starting with the foundational elements of Clause 4. You’ll learn how to redefine your organizational context and stakeholder expectations to include climate variables, ensuring your QMS scope is truly comprehensive. We’ll also dive into the leadership and operational shifts required, from setting measurable sustainability-linked quality objectives to implementing robust controls in your supply chain. By the end of these modules, you’ll be equipped to handle internal audits and certification cycles with confidence, knowing your system is not only compliant with the latest ISO mandates but also resilient against the physical and transition risks of a changing climate.</p>
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