How ready are you, really?
Ten questions covering what certification bodies and ADOSH inspectors actually examine. You get an instant readiness score, your specific gaps, and a realistic timeline, with no sign-up and nothing emailed to you.
ISO & ADOSH readiness check
Answer honestly: an optimistic score helps nobody.
Your position, item by item
This is an indicative self-assessment, not an audit. A formal gap analysis examines evidence rather than opinions, and frequently produces a different picture, usually a lower one.
These are the areas findings actually come from
Each question maps to a clause that certification bodies raise non-conformities against most often.
Documented system
Clauses 4, 7.5: whether a system exists, is current, and describes your actual business rather than a template.
Risk and legal registers
Clauses 6.1.2, 6.1.3: the two registers auditors open first, and the two most often left to go stale.
Internal audit and review
Clauses 9.2, 9.3, both mandatory before certification, and both routinely rushed or missing inputs.
Corrective action
Clause 10.2, where “human error, retrained” turns a minor finding into a systemic one.
Objectives and competence
Clauses 6.2, 7.2: targets nobody tracks, and attendance sheets filed as proof of competence.
Document control
Clause 7.5.3: superseded forms in use on site while the current version sits on the server.