Learn how management-system requirements become everyday work—with connected procedures, practical templates and a worked example.
ORR IMS is an example Integrated Management System for learners and people preparing to implement a management system in their organization. Explore who does what, how decisions are made, which records to keep, and how to check whether an action worked.
Start with the beginner’s guide
The learning library connects five starter kits: context and scope, risks and controls, objectives, document control, and management review. Read the procedure, adapt the worksheet, and follow the fictional Cedar Estuary Blending team through decisions, a failed control and follow-up.
An example to learn from and adapt
The intended learning scope brings together quality, environmental, occupational health and safety, and business continuity management. The current library is a draft starting point, not a complete implementation of ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 or ISO 22301. Five kits cover parts of four process areas; the wider process catalogue keeps remaining gaps visible.
Actual adoption needs your organization’s scope, competent people, applicable obligations, approvals and operating evidence. Fictional examples are not evidence of real implementation, and the templates do not guarantee certification or replace the applicable standards.
Open documentation, connected learning
The original documentation and templates are shared under CC BY 4.0, subject to the stated rights and exclusions. You can also browse the documents and contribute on GitHub.
Compilation led by Edward Wee. This does not claim authorship of ISO standards, IOGP/IPIECA publications or ORCA, or imply endorsement. See the repository’s source acknowledgments and licensing boundaries.
