Johnson & Johnson® – From Avetta® to ISN®
Adding to the nearly 700 hiring clients using ISNetworld® is Johnson & Johnson®.
Who is Johnson & Johnson®?
Johnson & Johnson® is a multinational corporation specializing in healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and consumer goods. It was founded in 1886 by Robert Wood Johnson I, James Wood Johnson, and Edward Mead Johnson. The company is headquartered in New Brunswick, New Jersey, USA.
Johnson & Johnson® operates in three main segments:
Pharmaceuticals: This division focuses on developing and producing prescription medications and vaccines for a wide range of medical conditions, including cardiovascular diseases, oncology, neuroscience, immunology, and infectious diseases.
Medical Devices: Johnson & Johnson® produces a variety of medical devices and equipment used in surgeries, orthopedics, cardiovascular care, diagnostics, and more. These products are designed to improve patient outcomes and enhance medical procedures.
Consumer Health: This segment produces a wide range of products, including over-the-counter medications, skincare products, baby care items, and oral care products. Some well-known brands under this umbrella include Band-Aid®, Neutrogena®, Tylenol®, Listerine®, and Johnson’s Baby®.
Throughout its history, Johnson & Johnson® has been recognized for its commitment to healthcare innovation, ethical business practices, and all in all corporate social responsibility.
Working for Johnson & Johnson®
Johnson & Johnson® collaborates with various suppliers and contractors across its business segments, encompassing pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and consumer products. These partners contribute multiple goods and services that support Johnson & Johnson®’s operations and product offerings.
J&J® Suppliers:
Raw Materials Suppliers: These partners provide the necessary raw materials for manufacturing pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and consumer products. This includes ingredients for medications, medical device components, and consumer goods materials.
Packaging Suppliers: Companies that supply packaging materials such as bottles, boxes, labels, and other components for the finished products.
Contract Manufacturers: Johnson & Johnson® may collaborate with contract manufacturers to produce specific products or components. These manufacturers follow Johnson & Johnson’s specifications and quality standards.
Research and Development Partners: Research organizations, academic institutions, and specialized firms that work with Johnson & Johnson® on developing new pharmaceuticals, medical technologies, and consumer products.
Logistics and Distribution Partners: Companies that assist in transporting, warehousing, and distributing Johnson & Johnson® products to various markets and locations.
Technology and IT Services: Contractors that provide technology solutions, software development, and IT services to support Johnson & Johnson’s operations and digital initiatives.
Consulting and Professional Services: Firms offering specialized expertise in legal, regulatory compliance, quality assurance, marketing, and other professional services.
Clinical Research Organizations (CROs): CROs collaborate with Johnson & Johnson® on clinical trials and medical research related to pharmaceuticals and medical devices.
Maintenance and Facilities Management: Contractors responsible for maintaining and managing facilities, laboratories, and manufacturing plants.
Marketing and Advertising Agencies: Agencies assisting Johnson & Johnson® with marketing, branding, and advertising campaigns for their consumer products and healthcare offerings.
Healthcare Providers: Johnson & Johnson® collaborates with healthcare providers, hospitals, and clinics for projects, medical education, and other healthcare-related initiatives.
Please note that Johnson & Johnson®’s specific partners can evolve based on its strategic initiatives and business needs. For the most current and accurate information about the company’s suppliers and contractors, it’s advisable to refer to official company sources, industry reports, and news releases.
J & J® from Avetta® to ISNetworld®
Rather than vetting contractors and suppliers in-house, Johnson & Johnson® uses an online contractor verification service to ensure the safety culture of their contractors and suppliers. For some time, J&J® has used Avetta® as their preferred vetting partner, requiring all suppliers and contractors to become Avetta® certified before the contract. Here’s the big news, J&J® has now decided to switch from Avetta® to ISNetworld®.
When will J & J® contractors need ISNetworld®?
Contractors and suppliers are beginning the switch now. However, this post did not relay an official date for the required transition.
What is ISNetworld®?
ISNetworld® is one of the most popular online platforms companies use to manage contractor and supplier information. It is commonly utilized in industries like oil and gas, construction, and manufacturing to assess whether contractors and suppliers meet health, safety, and environmental standards before hiring.
There are many companies like ISNetworld®, such as Avetta®, Veriforce®, Vero®, Ariba® and Gatefeed®.
ISNetworld® Membership Benefits
Over 700 hiring clients use ISNetworld® to verify their contractors and suppliers. Having an ISNetworld® memberships allows your company to connect with as many hiring clients as desired throughout the year. Unlike Avetta®, ISNetworld®’s membership fee is based on your average number of employees. All in all, having an ISNetworld® membership could mean great exposure for your business!
How to get ISNetworld® Certified to work with J&J®
Our ISNetworld® Account Services are designed to streamline your certification process. With our expedited plan, we not only make transitions like these seamless, but also enhance your safety culture. There’s genuinely no reason to procrastinate the transition. Call your new consultant and get certified within a few business days.
ISNetworld® Certification Requirements
To become certified or approved in ISNetworld®, contractors typically need to follow these 5 steps:
5 Steps to become ISN Compliant:
1) Register: Contractors must create an account on the ISNetworld® website.
Provide Company Information: Detailed company information, including contact details, services offered, and operating locations, must be provided.
2) Submit Compliance Documentation: Contractors must submit various compliance documents, such as safety programs, insurance certificates, training records, incident history, and OSHA logs. These documents demonstrate adherence to health, safety, and environmental regulations.
3) Complete Questionnaire: Contractors must complete a questionnaire about their company’s health, safety, and environmental practices. The questionnaire helps assess compliance with industry standards.
4) Verification and Review: ISNetworld® reviews the submitted documentation and information to ensure it meets the required standards. Additional audits or information requests may be made for confirmation.
5) Certification: Once the contractor’s information is verified and compliant, they receive a certificate in ISNetworld®. This certification indicates that the contractor meets health, safety, and environmental requirements.
Note: Specific certification requirements in ISNetworld® may vary based on client company needs and industry regulations. Additionally, maintaining certification involves regular updates and submissions to ensure ongoing compliance with changing standards.
ISNetworld® Management Assistance
Accordingly, initiating ISNetworld® membership, setting up your ISN account, and achieving a passing ISN® grade can be time-consuming and daunting. Cascade QMS can help with all of the steps above. Our ISNetworld® Management Plan can be customized to suit your needs. We offer hourly, monthly, and annual support to help boost your grade and above all enhance your safety culture.
Whether you’re a contractor of Johnson & Johnson® or other hiring clients such as PG&E®, SDGE®, Walmart®, Honeywell®, Bridgestone®, Tyson®, etc., Cascade QMS consultants are on standby to help. Let’s get started today!
