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ISO certification …………………

ISO certification is a seal of approval from a third party body that a company runs to one of the international standards developed and published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO)

ISO certification is a credential that validates a business’s fulfillment of requirements relating to quality process standards as defined by the International Standards Organization (ISO). The ISO is a non-governmental organization that determines specifications for products, services and systems for quality and efficiency. Its history dates back to the mid-twentieth century, when international delegates met in London to create a new standardization for international cooperation and organization. The ISO now has almost 23,000 published standards throughout 164 countries, and companies earn ISO certifications to prove their quality standards to the world. Standards set forth by the ISO are valuable with regard to international trade as the organization has strict requirements concerning goods. Its ultimate goal is to improve industrial welfare worldwide, increasing levels of safety and security for all.

ISO CERTIFICATION COST? …………………

ISO certification fees in Pakistan may range from Rs. 50,000 to Rs. 400,000. The charge of consultancy services for certification if required may cost ranging from Rs. 50,000 to Rs. 200,000 depending upon the above cited factors.

How can achieve ISO Certification?…………………

To get ISO certified, you have to: Build and implement a quality management system in accordance with the principles of the latest ISO standard. Have an audit performed by a Certified Body (CB or Registrar) to assess the performance of your QMS against the latest ISO standard.

ISO Certification Process? …………………

Here are the four essential steps to becoming an ISO-certified business.

1. Develop your management system

• Identify your core or business processes.
• Document processes with the involvement of employees.
• Review, approve and distribute the documents to those who need access to the information.

2. Implement your system

• Ensure procedures are being performed as they are described in your documentation.
• Ensure employees are trained properly for the tasks they are performing.
• Create effective reporting systems to cover inspection, testing, corrective actions, preventive actions, management review meetings, monitoring of objectives, statistical techniques and so on.
• Monitor the effectiveness of your processes through the use of measurable data, where possible.
• Review and take action to improve in the areas required.

3. Verify that your system is effective

• Conduct the audit and review the processes and system for compliance and effectiveness. Observe, interview people and look at sample records.
• Identify and report strengths and weaknesses of the management system.
• Take corrective or preventive action as required.

4. Register your system

• Select the appropriate auditing body for external registration.
• Submit your management system documentation for review to ensure it complies with the applicable standard.
• Prepare for review by an external auditor to confirm that the system’s requirements are being satisfied and that the management system is implemented effectively.

WHAT IS ISO DOCUMENTATION? …………………

ISO documentation refers to the set of documents that are required to be created, implemented, and maintained in order to comply with the standards established by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). ISO documentation typically includes policies, procedures, guidelines, work instructions, forms, and records that define and describe the processes, activities, and controls necessary to achieve ISO Certification & compliance and maintain a quality management system. The specific requirements for ISO documentation may vary depending on the ISO standard being followed, such as ISO 9001 (quality management) or ISO 14001 (environmental management), as well as the organization’s size, industry, and scope of activities. However, the primary purpose of ISO documentation is to ensure consistency, transparency, and continuous improvement in an organization’s operations, while meeting the needs and expectations of its customers and stakeholders.