Audit and certification readiness
Know where you stand against the standard before the auditor arrives, and close the gaps using the evidence you already have.
Certification readiness is the work of proving, before an audit, that your operation already meets a standard's requirements. beSirius maps your existing policies, audits and site reports to each requirement, shows what is met, partially met or missing, and produces the evidence pack a verifier will ask for.
Teams with an assessment on the calendar
Mine sites
Preparing for IRMA, Copper Mark or CMSI.
Smelters and refiners
Facing customer-driven assurance.
Steel and aluminium
ResponsibleSteel and ASI certification.
Corporate teams
Coordinating readiness across many sites at once.
Preparing for the Consolidated Mining Standard specifically? See CMSI readiness.
The standards overlap more than they admit
One water management plan can serve three schemes at once. Copper Mark recognises an IRMA audit at 50 and above. The Risk Readiness Assessment is a shared entry point. That overlap is why a single structured evidence base beats preparing for each standard from scratch.
Three steps to a readiness score
Your Twin is built
From the policies, audits, certifications and site reports you already hold.
Requirements are mapped
Each one marked met, partially met or missing, with the source passage attached.
You get the verifier pack
A readiness score for leadership, the detail for your compliance team, and the evidence an auditor will ask for.
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Certification readiness, answered
How long does a readiness assessment take?
Results in minutes once your documents are in, rather than the weeks a manual gap analysis takes.
Do we need to fill in a questionnaire first?
No. beSirius reads the audits, policies and reports you already have.
Can one assessment cover several standards?
Yes. That is the point of the shared evidence base, and it is why the overlap between schemes works in your favour.
What does the verifier receive?
Every result links to the source document and passage, so the evidence pack stands up in an audit.