thebigword is proud to announce the successful renewal of six internationally recognised ISO certifications, reaffirming the company’s commitment to excellence in quality, security, environmental responsibility and professional language services.
Alongside these renewals, thebigword has also achieved two new certifications in 2025, further strengthening its position as a global leader in both interpreting and translation services.
Through a comprehensive audit process, thebigword has renewed ISO 9001 for Quality Management, ISO 14001 for Environmental Management, ISO 17100 for Translation Services, ISO 18587 for PostEditing of MachineTranslation Output, ISO 22301 for Business Continuity, and ISO/IEC 27001 for Information Security. These renewed certifications demonstrate the company’s ongoing commitment to delivering secure, reliable and high-quality language solutions for clients worldwide.
In addition to this, thebigword has achieved two new ISO certifications: ISO 18841 for Interpreting Services and ISO 20228 for Legal Interpreting. These standards recognise both excellence in service provision and ensure interpreters operate to consistent, professional and ethically sound practices – particularly within highly specialised legal environments.
Joshua Gould, Global CEO of thebigword Group, commented: “Achieving and renewing these certifications reflects our unwavering commitment to quality, security and client trust. Our teams work tirelessly to exceed global standards and these certifications reinforce our dedication to delivering world-class language solutions.
As we continue growing in 2025, these achievements will further strengthen our ability to serve clients who rely on high-security, precision and professionalism across all of our interpreting and translation services.”
As thebigword continues to innovate and expand globally, these certifications highlight the company’s focus on continuous improvement, operational excellence and delivering language solutions that meet the highest international benchmarks.
