ISO Certificate

What is 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).

International Organization for Standardization (ISO) certification establishes credibility and trust within consumers, stakeholders and other business partners. ISO certification guarantees the entity meets global standards for business, especially in trade situations.

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Who Gives ISO CERTIFICATION?

The Ministry of MSME has adopted Quality Management System (QMS, ISO 9001:2015) for its operations in Udyog Bhawan, New Delhi as per the directives of Cabinet Secretariat.

ISO standards provide a strong basis for the development of national and international regulation, helping save time and reduce barriers to international trade.

Benefits of ISO Certificate

ISO Certificate benefits businesses in various ways; here are some benefits are as follows:

1. Customer Satisfaction

ISO standards make your company processes clearer, and the quality becomes constant. It will help you focus more on meeting the demands of your customers through your services and products. This will improve satisfaction with your customers and put you up closer to your competitors in the marketplace.

2. Worldwide Recognition

ISO is an internationally recognized organization recognized for its high standards of quality. If you get accredited as a member of ISO certification, businesses will be engraved and accepted worldwide.

3. Better Business Options

When you are certified with ISO certification, you will increase your product’s quality and efficiency. Customer satisfaction will rise to high, and costs for products will decrease. All of these will unlock the possibility and assist in expanding sales in both existing and emerging markets across the nation.

4. Consistent Quality and Performance

You’ll be aware of what is required and guidelines you must adhere to finalize business procedures. Regular processes aid in avoiding duplicates, determining issues that arise in the process, and providing efficient and compelling solutions to address them quickly.

First of all, you need to choose the type of ISO certification required for your business. There are various types of ISO certification available such as:

SI No.	INDUSTRY NAME	STANDARD
1.	Aerospace Industry	EN9100: 2018/ AS9100D / 9001: 2015
2.	Transport Industry	9001:2015/ 14001:2015
3.	Computer Industry	AS9100 / 27001:2013 / 9001:2015 / 27701 / IEC 20000/ CMMC/CE/ROHS
4.	Telecommunication Industry	9001:2015 / 27001:2015
5.	Agriculture Industry	9001:2015 / 11783/14001:2015/1789/TC23/20966/4002/TC23 sec 18/15886/8026/9635/TC134/22000/6492/TC293/14055/27065/24631/15003/11783/ TC1223 SEC 19/ TC34/TC34 SEC18/ 34101/2451/2292
6.	Construction Industry	9000/9001:2015/45001:2015/14001:2015
7.	Education Industry	21001:2018/29990/9001:2015
8.	Pharmaceutical Industry	9001:2015/13485/GMP/14001/18001/FDA
9.	Food Industry	9001:2015/22000/GMP/FSSC22000/HACCP/HALAL/FDA/KOSHER
10.	Health Care Industry	9001:2015/45001/14001/5001/13485/17025
11.	Hospitality Industry	9001:2015/9000/13485/45001
12.	Entertainment Industry	ISO97/9001:2015/27001:2015
13.	New India Industry	9001:2015/14001/45001/22000
14.	Energy Industry	9001:2015/50001
15.	Manufacturing Industry	9001:2015/GMP/14001/45001
16.	Music Industry	9001:2015/3901/21449:2004/9362/10957
17.	Mining Industry	ISO73/14001/9001/45001
18.	World wide web Industry	9003/9000/14000/9001
19.	Electronic Industry	ISO 31/9001/13485/CE
20.	Shipping Building Industry	9001/14001/30000/45001
21.	Printing and Banner Industry	9001/ISO/TS15311-2:2018/50001/12647
22.	Leather or Rubber Industry	9001/1382:202/20346:2014/15298/17226:2003/17234-1:2020
23.	Plastic Industry	9001/25337/ISO83/14001

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Step-by-step Process of ISO Certification in India

Step 1. Create an application or contract papers.

The registrar of the organization and the person who is applying should sign the terms of a contract. The contract typically defines the rights and obligations for each party and covers the issues of confidentiality, liability, and access rights.

Step 2. Reviews of Documents

The ISO Auditor will examine all the quality standards and documents related to different policies and procedures in place by the organization. The review of the work done can assist the ISO auditor in finding potential gaps in compliance with the specifications set forth within ISO standards.

Step 3. Create An Action Plan

After your ISO auditor has completed their audit of the current gaps within your association, the preparation of an action plan is mandated. Make a checklist of the tasks to be completed to get the desired changes to your company. Perhaps you need to offer training to your employees to be efficient as they adapt to new procedures. Inform all employees about the ISO standards to productivity and quality standards accordingly.

Step 4. Certification Audit

It is classified into two types, Phase 1 and Phase 2.

Phase 1 –

The modifications will then be examined by an ISO auditor within the company. Then, they will determine the potential nonconformities within your procedures and systems to the ideal quality management system. They can then divide the infractions into major and minor non-conformities. The applicant should carefully evaluate every non-conformity and then make sure that they are aligned to the quality standards desired by adjustments to the techniques and procedures used by the company.

Phase 2 –

When the necessary changes have been made within the company, the ISO auditor will conduct their final audit. The auditor will verify whether all violations were eliminated or not, as per ISO quality guidelines. If the ISO auditor is fully satisfied, they will draft an official ISO audit report and forward it to the registry.

Step 5. Complete ISO Certificate

Once all violations are resolved and all findings are included in the auditing process, the registrar or owner will award an ISO certificate.

Step 6. Surveillance Audits

It is primarily carried out to verify whether the ISO quality standards are being followed in place by the company or not. It is carried out periodically depending on the requirement.

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