ISO Auditor Jobs and Careers

    Live auditor, assessor and commercial roles at accredited certification bodies across the UK, US and Ireland. Updated every week.

    • 52 live roles
    • 12 employers
    • Updated 5 October 2026
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    Auditor

    ISO Certifications Group

    AuditUSRemoteContractISO 9001ISO 14001ISO 45001ISO 50001
    Oct 5, 2026View Role

    Tempo Auditor

    Tempo Audits

    AuditUKFully remote, work from anywhere; open callRemoteContractISO 27001ISO 42001ISO 9001SOC 2
    Oct 5, 2026View Role

    About ISO Auditor Jobs

    ISOCentral lists live vacancies from accredited certification bodies (often called registrars in the US). These are the organizations that audit companies against standards such as ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 and ISO 27001. We check registrar careers pages every week and add new roles here, so you can see openings from many employers in one place instead of visiting each site.

    Most roles are for auditors and assessors: people who visit client sites, or audit remotely, to confirm that a management system meets the requirements of a standard. Some roles are full-time employment, while others are freelance or subcontract positions paid by the day. You will also find commercial roles in sales, marketing and business development, because certification bodies need people who understand the standards to win and look after clients.

    Each listing summarizes the role, location, contract type and the standards involved. When you are ready to apply, the Apply button takes you to the employer's own application page.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What Qualifications Do I Need to Become an ISO Auditor?
    Most certification bodies ask for a lead auditor course in the standard you want to audit, such as an ISO 9001 or ISO 27001 Lead Auditor course certified by CQI and IRCA or Exemplar Global, plus several years of relevant industry experience. Some roles also need sector knowledge, for example in food safety, aerospace or information security. New auditors usually complete supervised audits before they are approved to audit on their own.
    Are ISO Auditor Jobs Full-Time or Freelance?
    Both are common. Many certification bodies employ full-time auditors who cover a region, often working from home and traveling to client sites. Others use freelance or subcontract auditors who are paid a day rate for each audit. Each listing on this page shows the employment type, and freelance roles are marked as Contract.
    Can I Work as an ISO Auditor Remotely?
    Many auditor roles are home-based, but most still involve regular travel to client sites. Some audits, or parts of them, can be carried out remotely, and a few roles are fully remote. Check the location and working arrangement shown on each listing before you apply.
    How Often Are These Vacancies Updated?
    We check the careers pages of accredited registrars every week, add new roles, and remove roles that have closed. Applications go directly to the employer through the Apply button on each listing. If you would like to hear about new roles, sign up for job alerts on this page.

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