Logistics & Transport
Certification for networks that never stop to be audited
Quality, safety, environment, energy and continuity certification for carriers, 3PLs and warehousing, audited across depots, yards and the subcontracted capacity your promise rides on.
Explore the controls
The operational pressures the audit is read against
Your auditor works from the pressures your teams already carry, not from a blank template.
Service failures cascade
One missed departure ripples through customer SLAs and penalty clauses.
Safety across drivers, yards and warehouses
Vehicle movements, manual handling and lone working concentrate serious risk.
Emissions scrutiny from customers
Shippers now score carriers on carbon as well as cost and OTIF.
Subcontracted capacity
Your promise rides on vehicles and warehouses you do not own.
Field view
Walk the network. Meet the evidence.
Scroll from the hub to the charging yard. Every stop is a place an auditor stands and asks the network to show its records.
Stop 01 / 04
One network, moving promises
Every trailer is a service-level promise with a clock on it. No audit sees the whole network, so depots are sampled and rotated across the cycle, and the central functions behind them are examined every time.
Standards that matter in logistics & transport
Recommended by relevance to the sector's risk profile and customer requirements.
Certification services for this sector
Certification to ISO 9001, 45001, 14001, 50001 and 22301
Stage 1, Stage 2 and an independent certification decision across the depots, fleets and warehouses inside your scope of certification.
Combined audits across the network
Quality, safety, environment, energy and continuity examined in one visit, so a depot is audited once rather than repeatedly through the year.
Multi-site sampling and transfer
Central functions every cycle plus a rotating sample of depots, and transfer of an active accredited certificate without restarting your cycle.
Pre-assessment, surveillance and training
An optional pre-assessment that reports gaps without prescribing fixes, surveillance in Years 1 and 2, recertification in Year 3, and public training courses.
How the audit runs here
Scope stated as sites and activities
Hubs, depots, yards and warehouses are named in the scope, and the sample size for each cycle follows the accreditation body's multi-site rules.
The auditor needs the operation live
Yard movements, loading, driver briefings and night trunking are assessed while they happen, so visits are planned onto the shifts that matter.
Subcontracted capacity is sampled too
Third-party hauliers and warehouses are not certified through you, but your selection, requirements and monitoring of them are inside scope and get tested.
Findings graded, decision separated
A finding at one depot is assessed for whether it is local or network-wide. The certification decision is taken by a reviewer outside the audit team.
Sector evidence
Logistics examples will appear here only where a certified organization has approved publication in writing. CORE does not publish client names, network details or audit findings without that consent.
Logistics & Transport questions, answered straight
Ready to certify your logistics & transport operation?
Tell us the standards, scope, headcount and sites. You will get a clear scope statement, an audit duration set by the accreditation body's formula, and a fixed quotation.