9.18 Beijing | ISO 9001:2026 Revision: Speed Up the Transition—Joint Zhizhi Special Session to Deconstruct Key Points, Registration Now Open

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2026-09-16 08:45

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Major overhaul for the first time in over a decade! ISO9001:2026 Released on September 16, how much longer can your certificate be used?

The old certificates will remain valid during a transition period, but preparations for the transition should begin well in advance.

September 18, Beijing United Zhiye Certification Co., Ltd. A specialized training session on the implementation of the new ISO 9001:2026 standard will be held, systematically breaking down the key changes in each clause, explaining methods for gap analysis, and outlining approaches to developing transition‑period corrective action plans. This will help organizations understand the requirements of the new version, identify gaps in their quality management systems, and prepare effectively for the transition.

What are the highlights of the course?

With the imminent release of the new ISO 9001:2026 standard, a major update is on the horizon. The revised version places particular emphasis on strengthening top management’s accountability, implementing separate-track controls for risks and opportunities, incorporating climate‑change considerations into the organization’s context and stakeholder‑needs assessment, establishing end‑to‑end closed‑loop processes for change management, and refining practical provisions related to organizational knowledge, customer communication, internal audits, and management review.

This means that quality management is no longer the sole responsibility of the quality department; rather, it drives enterprises to move from passive compliance to proactive quality improvement, front‑loaded risk management, and sustainable development.

Regarding the transition period, in line with standard ISO management system revision practices, a transition period of approximately three years is expected; however, preparatory work for the transition should begin well in advance. Given the large number of certified organizations in China, if the transition is concentrated in the latter half of the period, audit scheduling could become quite tight. Conducting gap analyses, implementing system improvements, and developing a transition plan at this stage will help organizations avoid audit backlogs and ensure a smooth, compliant transition. The specific rules and arrangements for the transition period shall be governed by the official documents issued subsequently.

Core Values of the Course

Comprehensive Interpretation of the New ISO 9001:2026 Standard : The revision’s background, core changes, and the upgrading of management principles clarify the direction for adjusting corporate quality management systems;

Key Highlights of the ISO 9001:2026 Revision : A side-by-side comparison of the old and new versions of the provisions, with a focused analysis of the key requirements that have been added, revised, or strengthened;

Identification of Differences from the Current System : Assist enterprises in systematically mapping the gaps between their existing systems and the new version of the standard, and identifying the weak links that require reinforcement;

Development of a Transitional Remediation Plan : Provide guidance to enterprises in developing scientifically sound, actionable transition and corrective action plans, with appropriately structured timelines and resource allocation, to ensure a smooth and ongoing certification transition.

Practical Implementation of Standards and Analysis of Common Issues : Drawing on typical case studies, this session will share key considerations and response strategies for implementing standardization.

Training Details

1. Training Topic

Implementation of the New ISO 9001:2026 Standard (General)

2. Training Duration

Friday, September 18, 2026, 2:00 PM–5:00 PM

3. Training Format and Venue

Offline Venue: 6th Floor, Zone B, Building H, Kechuang Avenue, Changping District, Beijing

4. Training Instructor

◆ ◆ Ning Fangru ◆ ◆

Senior Quality Management Specialist Home, Senior Consultant
With 24 years of deep expertise in quality management, including nine years as Director of Quality Management at a publicly listed state-owned enterprise and five years as a Quality Manager in the IT equipment integration and services sector, he has built a diverse professional background spanning the automotive, medical device, and information technology services industries. He has delivered specialized training—such as system‑standard implementation—for numerous Fortune Global 500 companies, earning widespread acclaim. In recent years, he has focused on management‑system consulting and customized training for central government‑owned enterprises.

◆ ◆ Ma Yuling ◆ ◆

CCAA‑registered Quality Management System Auditor and Senior Instructor
He has served as head of the quality management department at several large enterprises, with a long-standing focus on research into certification technologies and management system standards. He has been deeply involved in certification audits, system consulting, and customized training programs across multiple industries, amassing extensive hands-on experience in corporate quality management and the practical implementation of certification frameworks. He excels at seamlessly integrating standard requirements with real-world business contexts.

5. Training Costs

On-site attendance: RMB 699 per person; certified clients of United Zhiye receive free admission.

Online participation: RMB 499 per person; certified clients of United Zhiye receive free registration.

After registering for the online event, participants will receive login credentials from the staff.

6. Registration Method

Contact: Ms. Liu

Contact number: 13520232401

This session is about to begin, but on‑site spots are limited and will close once fully booked. Companies unable to participate in this session are encouraged to stay tuned for future offerings.

Beijing United Intelligence Industry Certification Co., Ltd. (UICC) was established through the restructuring and integration of former institutions affiliated with national ministries and commissions. It is a group‑based, internationally oriented professional organization that offers comprehensive services in standard certification, green and low‑carbon initiatives, ecological environment management, intelligent manufacturing, and diagnostic evaluation. UICC is a third‑party certification body approved or filed with the State Administration for Market Regulation’s Certification and Accreditation Administration, providing certifications for management systems, products, services, and related fields. Its key certification domains have earned dual accreditation from CNAS and UKAS. With a team of over one thousand professional management and technical experts, including numerous industry specialists, UICC has set up branches at various levels in more than thirty major cities across China. To date, it has issued over 130,000 certificates across diverse business sectors, serving more than 60,000 client organizations. Backed by a portfolio of over 100,000 successful projects spanning a wide range of industries, UICC has become an integrated provider of new momentum and endogenous drivers for the high‑quality development of enterprises, industries, and cities.

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