The depletion of resources and strict environmental restrictions has made sustainable manufacturing a significant concern for governments and enterprises worldwide. With the help of this research, manufacturing practices from many industries will be able to use a sustainable auditing framework that is designed to identify key implementation success criteria. Businesses will be able to thrive in a cutthroat market, thanks to empirical data collected from industry professionals measuring sustainable manufacturing processes. Structural models are constructed using the structural equation modeling (SEM) approach. Four components and twenty-five indicators comprise the structural model that has been developed. Social, economic, technological, and environmental aspects are the four components that were selected for this study. The constructed model is then validated using statistical estimations. The data analysis enables the hypothesis based on the structural model to be either accepted or denied. The result illustrates how organizational success and sustainable manufacturing practices relate to each other in the evaluated industries. The importance performance map analysis (IPMA) technique provides constructions’ relative performance and importance. The current study will help managers of manufacturing businesses make effective decisions about auditing sustainability in industry and improve sustainability.