Institute Of Quality Certifications Services

The European commission introduced the CE marking in 1985 and also set the conditions for use of CE mark within the different CE mark directives. A CE Marking affirms that a product is in compliance with general safety regulations as specified in CE marking directives. The manufacturer of the product with the CE marking or his representatives within the European Union reaps the benefit of being a qualitative and reliable organization.

The environmental impact of business ventures and how best to manage them, are governed by the ISO 14001:2004 EMS standards. These standards provide the guidelines for environment protection, pollution control and other socio-economic requirements. The acquisition of the ISO 14001:2004 environment management system certification enables an organization to project itself as an environmentally conscious organization thus increasing its equity among customers and other relevant entities.

ISO 22000: Food Safety Management System defines the requirements for organization dealing with food based activities.

It is an international standard that lays down the guidelines pertaining to food safety for all organizations involved in the food chain, including catering and packaging companies. Various aspects covered in the standard are:
 

• System Management
• Continual Improvement and updating of the management system
• Interactive communication
• Control of food safety hazards through pre-requisite programs and HACCP plans.

OHSAS 18001 provides the assessment standards for occupational health and safety management system. It lays down the guidelines for managing health practices, safety aspects and operational risks for business entities. It enables organizations to better manage their operational risks and improve performance by accident prevention, risk reduction and enhancing the general well being of employees.

The ISO 9001:2000 is one of the most easily identified international standard of quality. The standard is applied to quality management systems valid for any company whether manufacturing or service oriented. Also any scale of industry whether small, medium or large can be assessed for these standards. The standards specify certain requirements to be met before the company can be certified as ISO 9001:2000 compliant. These requirements specify what the organization must achieve  the implementation of the standards is an altogether different proposition. The certification demonstrates the company’s commitment to quality, customer satisfaction and its commitment to improve systems in step with changing trends.

An international standard developed by Social Accountability International (SAI) and Council on Economic Priorities Accreditation Agency (CEPAA) the SA 8000:2001 is a relatively new standard. But it is slowly and surely penetrating into the industry and service sector as it provides public confidence and client approval for their national and international markets. To qualify for this standard provides grounds to a company to verify its own social records and those of its contractors as well though it is noteworthy that the certifications are valid only if the surveillance audits are conducted as per schedule.

By registering for certification to SA 8000, a company reaps the following benefits:

• Clearly defined social accountability performance
• The management system ensures that company meets the performance criteria
• Significant reduction in the cost of managing different social requirements
• Fair and safe working environment
• Continual improvement and need for regular third party audits
• Corporate reputation and a better position on ethical and social standards

We offer comprehensive third party assessment, inspection and quality assurance services including Factory Audits, OEM Development, Raw Material Inspection, Initial Production Check, In-Production Check, Random Inspection and Loading Supervision. Our third party assessments are impartial therefore provide credible basis for verification for diverse organizations.

This certification enables welders to prove their capability as welders for destructive and non destructive testing procedures. The Testing Procedure involves the welder making a weld that is then tested by an Inspector, to ensure the weld conforms to a particular Code, Standard, or written Welding Procedure Specification. In a typical welding Test or Certification, the welder must weld following a set of written instructions contained in the Welding Procedure Specification (WPS) to produce the Weld Specimen for testing.

The test may involve the following steps:
 

• Ensure the proper safety equipment and welding supplies.
• Set the welding parameters on the welding machine.
• Ensure the appropriate supplies are available.
• Obtain the appropriate supplies and metal pieces to be w