Understanding ISO 19011:2026 with Antaris | What's Changed & Why It Matters

Are you an auditor, quality manager, or compliance professional? ISO 19011 has just been revised... and there's no transition period.

ISO 19011:2026 was published in May 2026 and is already in force. If you audit management systems, whether quality (ISO 9001), environmental (ISO 14001), health & safety (ISO 45001), or energy (ISO 50001), you're expected to be up to speed on the changes now.

Join us for a focused session breaking down exactly what's new, what it means for your audits, and how to stay compliant.

What You'll Learn

✅ Why ISO 19011 matters, the common framework behind consistent, credible audits
✅ Key changes to auditor independence and the risk-based approach (Clause 4)
✅ New requirements for audit team roles and resource risk in programme management (Clause 5)
✅ How auditing best practices are now embedded directly into audit delivery (Clause 6)
✅ What's new in auditor competency including the growing role of technology in auditing (Clause 7)

Who Should Attend

• Internal and external auditors
• Quality, EHS, and energy management professionals
• Audit programme managers
• Anyone responsible for auditor training or evaluation

Why Attend

With no formal transition period, organisations and auditors need to adapt immediately. This webinar gives you a clear, practical breakdown of the changes, so you can update your audit programmes, training, and evaluation criteria with confidence.

Hosted by Gerry Higgins - antarisconsulting.com/about/

We look forward to seeing you there!