The people behind every toolkit
Specialists across the UAE, Jordan, Hungary, Germany, the United States and Canada, working in discipline teams. Sector specialists author each toolkit.
Principal reviewer
More than twenty years of quality, inspection and public-health compliance across the UAE, the GCC and Jordan.
Food safety, halal assurance, quality and inspection systems
Designing, implementing and auditing management systems and regulatory-control programmes, including inspection-body accreditation and witness-inspector work in conformity assessment.
At AGS, leads compliance architecture, standards interpretation, technical authoring and the technical quality review every toolkit passes through.
- ISO 22000 Lead Auditor
- ISO 9001, ISO/IEC 17020 and ISO 31000 internal auditor
- Halal Lead Auditor
- Food-safety master trainer
- Professional development through UNIDO, WHO, PAHO and ITU programmes
Food safety, nutrition and Gulf standards
HACCP and Codex ISO 22000 GSO UAE.S OIC/SMIIC JAKIM SJPH
The largest range in the library, and the closest to the principal's own inspection and halal-assurance practice. The nutrition practice toolkits and the labelling and health-claims workbenches sit here too.
- Principal reviewerFood safety, halal assurance and inspection systemsUAE
- Dietitian and nutritionistNutrition practice and food labellingJordan
Quality, accreditation and laboratories
ISO 9001 ISO/IEC 17020 ISO/IEC 17021 ISO/IEC 17025 ISO 15189 ISO/IEC 17043 GLP
Laboratory systems are authored from bench and accreditation practice, then reviewed against conformity-assessment experience.
- Laboratory scientistLaboratory quality and accreditationJordan
- Principal reviewerInspection-body and certification-body practiceUAE
Healthcare accreditation
JCI CBAHI DHA DOH GAHAR NABH ISO 7101
Written from clinical and psychiatric practice, reviewed for how a survey team assesses a facility.
- PhysicianHospital and clinic accreditationGermany
- PsychiatristMental-health and behavioural-health servicesJordan
- Principal reviewerSurvey and audit readinessUAE
Information security, privacy, AI and continuity
ISO/IEC 27001 ISO/IEC 27701 ISO/IEC 42001 DORA Saudi PDPL ISO 22301 ISO 31000
Security and AI-governance systems from engineering practice; risk and continuity from the principal's enterprise-risk work.
- AI and software engineerInformation security, privacy and AI governanceHungary
- Principal reviewerEnterprise risk and business continuityUAE
Environment, energy and technical systems
ISO 14001 ISO 45001 ISO 50001 Hygienic design Technical and sanitation guidelines Sector feasibility studies
An engineering group reviews site controls and equipment guidance for how they behave in a real plant. The principal reviewer covers occupational health and safety.
- Engineering group
- Civil engineerEnvironment and energyUnited States
- Mechanical engineerEnergy and thermal systemsGermany
- Mechatronics engineerEquipment and hygienic designCanada
- Principal reviewerOccupational health and safetyUAE
How a toolkit is built
Every AGS toolkit goes through the same ten steps, in this order.
- 01
Source and scope definition
The applicable standard, regulation, scheme, guidance document and intended organisational scope are identified before documentation begins.
- 02
Requirement deconstruction
Each mandatory requirement is analysed to determine its purpose, organisational implications, responsible functions and expected evidence.
- 03
Compliance architecture
The required system structure is designed: policies, procedures, operational controls, responsibilities, records, registers, checklists and monitoring tools.
- 04
Risk-to-control translation
Applicable risks and compliance obligations are translated into preventive, detective, corrective and monitoring controls.
- 05
Technical authoring
Documents are written for practical use. They say what must be done, who is responsible, when activities occur and what evidence must be retained.
- 06
Clause and evidence mapping
Applicable requirements are cross-referenced to the documents, controls and records intended to demonstrate conformity.
- 07
Internal consistency review
Terminology, responsibilities, document references, forms and process interactions are checked across the complete toolkit.
- 08
Practical usability review
Documents are reviewed to ensure they can be adapted, implemented and maintained by real organisations, not merely filed for an audit.
- 09
Technical quality review
The toolkit is evaluated for completeness, accuracy, traceability, internal consistency and alignment with its published scope.
- 10
Controlled release and improvement
Each toolkit is issued as a controlled product and reviewed when relevant standards, regulations or recognised industry expectations materially change.
The thinking behind these steps is published in our methodology.
Our technical commitment
Every AGS toolkit is intended to provide a strong and professionally structured starting point for implementation. Our documentation is designed to be:
- Complete enough to support implementation
- Clear enough to be used by operational teams
- Structured enough to support internal and external audits
- Editable enough to reflect each organisation's actual activities
- Traceable enough to demonstrate how requirements are addressed
- Practical enough to generate meaningful evidence
- Controlled enough to support long-term improvement
AGS does not promise certification through documentation alone. Certification, accreditation and regulatory approval depend on effective implementation, competent personnel, operational evidence and assessment by the relevant authorised body. Our role is to give organisations a stronger documentary foundation from which genuine implementation can begin.
Professional transparency. Professional experience, qualifications, previous roles and training references are presented solely to describe the technical background supporting AGS methodology. References to standards bodies, regulators, accreditation programmes, international organisations or previous professional environments do not imply that AGS or its products are affiliated with, authorised by, accredited by or endorsed by those organisations. AGS operates as an independent provider of professional compliance documentation and implementation resources.
See the work.
Eight real documents from the catalogue are free to preview, one of each type you will find inside a toolkit.