Posted By George Wedgwood
Hi, you are clearly a few years behind but a swift visit to the BSI website will help you - I have copied a snippit for your interest:

Standard Number: BS ISO 9000-2:1997
Title: Quality management and quality assurance standards. Generic guidelines for the application of ISO 9001, ISO 9002 and ISO 9003
Availability: Electronic Download (when in subscription) and Hardcopy
Subscription Modules: GBM04 (Management, Law & Quality)
Status: Current
Publication Date: 15 August 1997
Cross References: ISO 10005, ISO 10011-1, ISO 10011-2, ISO 10011-3, ISO 10012-1, ISO 10013, ISO 8402, ISO 9001, ISO 9002, ISO 9003, ISO 9004-1, ISO 9004-2, ISO 9004-3
Pages: 40
Member Price: £44.00
Non-Member Price: £88.00
International Relationships: ISO 9000-2:1997 Identical
Replaces: BS 5750:Part 4:1994

Note this replaces 5750 and there is a lot of reading! The link to use is: http://bsonline.techinde...%5FTYP%5FQCK&StartPage=1

I know it is a lot but copy it and then paste it into your Explorer title bar. Searching BSI is free but downloading required membership - the cheapest is individual at £90 and that gets you half price docs! Have fun! Regards, George

Posted By Ian Waldram
Have you read the IOSH Guide 'Systems in Focus', can be downloaded from the Technical page? Although directed primarily at those thinking about OSHMS, it does say quite a lot about integrated systems.
Also BS18001 has useful tables sowing the parallel requirements of the 3 similar standards.
However, be wary when you get into the detailed 'hazard identification' for Quality and Environmental issues - the principles are similar to OSH, but you can't decide on what controls will be most cost-effective without someone who knows about state-of-the-art good practice in these disciplines, i.e. you may need some professional help.