ISO Certificate

ISO 9001:2015 IAF: INR 5999 + GST

ISO 9001: 2015 Non IAF: INR 3999 + GST

CE Certificate: INR 4599 + GST

ROHS Certificate: INR 6999 + GST

An ISO certificate, also referred to as ISO certification, is an official document issued by an accredited certification body that verifies an organization’s compliance with the standards set by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). ISO is a globally recognized entity that develops standards to ensure quality, safety, efficiency, and consistency across industries, including quality management, environmental sustainability, information security, occupational health and safety, and more.

The process of obtaining ISO certification typically involves several key steps:

Preparation: The organization identifies the relevant ISO standard(s) it wishes to comply with. This phase includes conducting internal evaluations, implementing required changes, and training staff to align operations with the chosen standard.

Choosing a Certification Body: The organization selects an accredited certification agency (also known as a registrar) to carry out the certification audit. This body will assess the organization’s conformity to the ISO standard and issue the certificate if the requirements are satisfied.

Certification Audit: The certification body conducts a thorough audit, which often includes document analysis, on-site inspections, and staff interviews to evaluate the organization’s adherence to the ISO standard.

Corrective Measures: If any issues or non-conformities are found during the audit, the organization must resolve them through corrective actions before proceeding.

Final Audit: After the necessary corrections are made, the certification body performs a follow-up audit to ensure full compliance and effectiveness of the implemented changes.

Certificate Issuance: Once the organization meets all the standard’s requirements, it is awarded an ISO certificate. This certificate is usually valid for a period of three years and includes information such as the organization's name, the ISO standard achieved, and the validity period.

An ISO certificate serves as formal proof of an organization’s commitment to recognized international standards. It enhances credibility, builds customer trust, improves operational efficiency, and can open up new business opportunities and markets. To earn and maintain ISO certification, organizations must thoroughly understand the specific ISO requirements, partner with a certified body, and successfully complete the certification process.