Yes, you can transfer your ISO certificate from one registrar to another, and it is pretty easy too. Read this post to find out the steps needed to transfer your ISO certificate to a different registrar. Whatever motivates a company to get certified, the organization entrusts its certification body, or registrar, with monumental responsibility. If […]
QMS is an accredited registrar, but what does that mean for you? Working with an accredited registrar gives you the assurance that their competence to audit and issue certification is recognized by an accrediting body. ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 certification, among others, depend on a systematic process and a certification body accredited to
Many companies are interested in enhancing their environmental performance and achieve corporate sustainability. Getting certified in ISO 14001 is a great starting point. ISO 14001 is an international environmental standard that sets forth requirements for companies to follow in order to control and mitigate environmental threats and harms that are present within their business activities
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Here at QMS, we are often approached by companies that inquire about ISO certification but are not sure about the certification process itself. We have come up with a short but concise list of steps involved in the certification process that take place once you decide to achieve ISO certification. The ISO certification process begins
With so many options to choose from, how can we make sure we choose the right registrar for certification? So you have your ISO system management in place, a process that usually takes companies anywhere from 6-12 months. After the implementation phase comes the certifying part, and surely, choosing the right registrar can be overwhelming,
We keep hearing the question of why companies should pursue certification, be it because they need to justify the cost, or they want to understand how this effort will benefit their business. The benefits of certification is a widely covered topic in our blog, but this time, let’s look specifically at the return of investment
Many companies invest in implementing ISO standards to achieve certification and compliance with requirements because they are compelled to do so by their business clients. But certification should also be applied simply because you as a company desire to advance and improve for the sake of being better ISO standards are elaborated through an extensive
According to Transparency International, 68% of countries worldwide have a serious corruption problem, and not one single country in the world is completely corruption-free.The most commonly reported business ethics issues are bribery, fraud and money laundering. These are applied to various business sectors. Nonetheless, unethical practices harm businesses as it reduces credibility and profits when
Many people understand the concept of ISO certification, but do they truly understand the benefits? ISO certification is more than just a framed piece of paper on your wall. We have come up with 6 main focus areas that help you understand the added value of certifying your company. 1- Cost Savings Not only
The Ishikawa diagram, also known as fishbone or cause and effect diagram, was first applied in 1953 in Japan by one of the greatest pioneers in quality control within organizations, Kaoru Ishikawa. This tool aims to identify the root cause of a problem through a visual categorization of its potential causes. Its efficiency lies, among
QMS is an accredited third party certification body, it is currently present in 33 countries and focuses on the certification of management systems. QMS America is managed by the US office and has consistently grown in market recognition by technical level, customer satisfaction and competitive pricing.
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