ISO 9001 Certification

Boosting quality to differentiate yourself from the competition

Business Challenge

Successful companies are driven to deliver quality - from the way they operate, to the customer service standards they establish and the products they deliver. This is a strategic vision to improve brand equity and image and ensure you are better equipped to win new opportunities in an increasingly competitive global marketplace.

Solution

What is ISO 9001? ISO 9001 is an international standard related to quality management, applicable to any organization from all types of business sectors and activities. It is based on eight quality management principles (all fundamental to good business practices): - Customer focus - Leadership - Involvement of people - Process approach - System approach to management - Continual improvement - Fact based decision-making - Mutually beneficial supplier relationships

Why Choose Bureau Veritas?

Network: 5,700 skilled auditors operating in more than 100 countries offer a unique combination of international and local expertise providing consistent services wherever our clients are. Expertise: Our auditors have extensive knowledge of specific industry sectors, local regulations, markets and language that enables them to provide solutions adapted to your needs. Recognition: Bureau Veritas Certification is recognized by more than 40 national and international accreditation bodies across the world. Mark of global recognition: The Bureau Veritas Certification mark is a globally recognized symbol of your organization’s ongoing commitment to excellence, sustainability and reliability.

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

• Why should my organization implement ISO 9001?

  Customers are the lifeblood of any business! To keep customers – and to keep them satisfied – your product or service must meet their requirements. ISO 9001 provides a framework for taking a systematic approach to managing your business processes to meet those requirements. Bureau Veritas Certification offers the value of an independent third party specialist, who can assess your management system and provide certification to the standard.

• What are the main differences between ISO 9001:2000 and the 2008 revision?

  In 2000, major changes were put in place and continue to remain important and valid. Hence, the proposed changes to this revision are more a clarification of points already in the standard rather than the inclusion of new requirements. Changes have also been made to be consistent with the current ISO 14001 revision (2004) in order to make the combination easier and more efficient.

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