Ireland’s compliance landscape is shaped by its position as home to the European headquarters of many of the world’s largest technology and pharmaceutical companies. The Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act sets the legal duty on employers, enforced by the Health and Safety Authority, and ISO certification runs through INAB, the Irish National Accreditation Board, the sole accreditation body recognised by the Irish government under EU regulation.

For businesses handling personal data, GDPR and Data Protection Act obligations, overseen by the Data Protection Commission, carry particular weight given how many multinational data operations run through Ireland. Add FSAI requirements for food businesses, and Irish companies are operating in a market where compliance is judged against genuinely international standards, not just domestic ones. AuditCo’s Irish clients trust us to meet that bar, because our auditors work to it every day.

AuditCo’s Irish team delivers independent audits against ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, ISO 27001, and ISO 42001, with certification work delivered through INAB-accredited routes. Our auditors bring direct sector experience across the industries central to the Irish economy, including technology, manufacturing, food and beverage, and construction, with particular depth in ISO 27001 given Ireland’s concentration of data centre and multinational tech operations.

We understand that for many of our Irish clients, an audit isn’t just a domestic compliance exercise, it’s part of demonstrating standards to a global parent company or an international regulator. Our team builds every engagement with that context in mind.