The 2026 edition puts quality culture, ethics and accountability on top management's desk. Get the plain-English briefing and DQS's 14-step transition plan from the CEO of DQS Africa.
On 30 September, attendees asked how to audit ethical behaviour, what happens to internal audits, and how to keep knowledge when staff leave. Bring yours.
at an ISO 9001-certified organisation. Many of the new requirements now land on you.
who will run the transition.
who needs to know what evidence to look for under the 2026 edition.
working towards ISO 9001.
Francois leads DQS Africa, part of the DQS group of certification bodies. On 30 September 2026 he presented DQS's first ISO 9001:2026 briefing, which covered the changes, top management's new duties and DQS's 14-step transition programme. [FRANCOIS BIO DETAILS - TO ADD]
Hosted by Sophy Raselabi, DQS Africa.
When: Wednesday 28 October 2026 · [TIME SAST - TO CONFIRM] SAST · Online via [PLATFORM - TO CONFIRM] · 60 minutes including Q&A
Save My Free Seat →Yes.
Same standard, new format. It's shorter and built around what to do next. It's ideal for colleagues who missed it, or if you're now planning your transition.
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On 30 September, DQS stated that certificates to ISO 9001:2015 remain valid until 30 September 2029 [TRANSITION DEADLINE - VERIFY WITH DQS/IAF]. Your audit timing depends on your certification cycle, and Francois will explain how to plan around it.
No. If you need the standard itself, it's sold by ISO or the SABS, not DQS.
At the end, Francois will introduce [PRODUCT NAME - TO VERIFY] from DQS Academy. There's no obligation.
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