This article explores the convergence of preventive and corrective actions in quality management systems to achieve sustainable development objectives for enterprises. It outlines methodological foundations for developing these actions based on disturbance and deviation control principles. The application of these principles ensures a systematic and effective approach to quality assurance and risk reduction, encompassing environmental, social, and economic aspects. The study emphasizes the interrelationship between preventive and corrective actions, highlighting their roles in preventing deviations from sustainability goals and restoring quality parameters when deviations occur. It discusses the cyclical process of developing, implementing, evaluating, and adjusting preventive and corrective actions within quality management systems. Proposals for integrating these measures into an overarching quality management system make this article a significant contribution to the field of quality management and sustainable enterprise development. The practical significance of this research lies in providing specific recommendations and methodological foundations for implementing preventive and corrective actions in the daily operations of enterprises. This allows for enhancing the quality of products or services, optimizing processes and resources, and reducing the risks of potential deviations from standards and sustainable development goals.