Digitalising your QHSE approach: what innovation changes for risk monitoring
Paper registers and scattered spreadsheets slow down QHSE risk monitoring. Digitalisation speeds up incident reporting and indicator management, without replacing methodological rigour.
QHSE and export competitiveness: why international buyers demand certifications
For exporting companies, the QHSE requirements of international buyers act as an entry filter before commercial negotiations even begin. Understanding this stake allows companies to anticipate rather than react.
ISO 9001:2026: what the 2 October 2026 webinar established
Two and a half hours to unpack the sixth edition of ISO 9001: 46 of 65 requirements unchanged, 7 key changes, and a 9-step transition roadmap running to September 2029.
After certification: what the annual surveillance audit changes
An ISO certificate is not a finish line: it is issued for a three-year cycle, with annual surveillance audits. Here is what they actually check and how to avoid post-certification complacency.
ISO 9001, 14001 or 45001: which standard should you start with for your QHSE journey?
ISO 9001, 14001 or 45001: where should you start your QHSE journey? There is no universal order, but three questions can identify your organisation’s real priority.
ISO 9001:2026: The 6 Changes and the Transition Deadline
Published on September 16, 2026, the sixth edition of ISO 9001 introduces six concrete changes to how you run your quality system. Transition is possible until September 2029, but knowing where to start is another matter.
ISO 50001: controlling your energy bill through energy management
For energy-intensive operators in Benin, energy is a cost item that is often poorly monitored. ISO 50001 structures consumption measurement and targets the corrective actions that actually reduce the bill.
Landfill Collapse at Dar-es-Salam, Conakry: the Hidden BLEVE Risk in Unsorted Waste Masses
On the night of August 22 to 23, 2026, in Conakry, the Dar-es-Salam waste mass collapsed onto the homes below: 36 people lost their lives. Beyond the landslide itself, IFECARM GROUP highlights a scenario too often overlooked: BLEVE, the explosion of pressurised containers buried inside unsorted waste masses.
ISO 22000 and food safety: a vital issue for Benin’s agri-food sector
For Benin’s agri-food sector, food safety is both a public-health issue and a condition for accessing export markets. ISO 22000 structures this control beyond a stand-alone HACCP approach.
WEEE in West Africa: what the 4 September 2026 webinar established
Two and a half hours of discussion between Benin, Côte d’Ivoire and Burkina Faso, around one finding: Africa collects only about 1% of the electrical and electronic waste it generates. Figures, regulatory framework and commitments made.
IFECARM GROUP Webinar: From Waste Classification to Treatment — Mastering the E-Waste (DEEE/DES) Management Chain in Africa
E-waste is rising fast across Africa. IFECARM GROUP is hosting a free webinar on the classification, treatment, traceability, valorization and public policy of e-waste (DEEE/DES), on September 4, 2026, from 3:00 to 5:30 PM GMT+1, online.
ISO 14001: building an environmental management system in Cotonou
Port area, industrial sites, residential neighbours: environmental pressure is intensifying in Cotonou. ISO 14001 offers a structured framework for controlling impacts instead of managing incidents one at a time.