ISO 9001 Certification Process in Kuwait
Decides the time duration for the certification process.
Review of the application for contract generation and auditor allotment for the audits.
Generation and review of the contract by the commercial team for the whole process.
Sending the quotation/agreement to the applicant for the acceptance of the quotation for the certification.
Mandatory Documentation verification f0r ISO Certification as per the standard guidelines
A review of the audit report is done for the closure of N.C and recommendation to the next level audit- Stage 2
System and Process Audit as per the requirements of the standard(s) for ISO Certification
The closure of N.C. & observation and receipt of full and final fees are mandatory for the certificate issue.
The certificate is issued for one certification cycle.
A surveillance audit is performed based on the decided frequency to check compliance with the certified standard.
The certification renewal process is followed after a period of 3 years cycle.
How to Get Management System Certified Easily?
1. You know that implementing the system standards in your organization has many benefits as well as getting you ahead of the competition.
2. You also know that being independently assessed and certified with various international system standards gives you credibility and helps attract new customers.
3. However, you may not have the required resources and expertise, and time In house to achieve this on your own.
1. As you are ready with the implemented system, send the filled application form.
1. As soon as the financial part is decided, you get ready to be audited for the certifications.
There are numerous procedures that a company needs to follow in order to get ISO certified.
FILL OUT THE APPLICATION FORM:
During the application process, you are required to provide details about your business and certification requirements to the certification body.
REVIEW OF THE APPLICATION PROCESS:
The technical team at SIS Certifications will review and verify the specific details provided by you in the request form. The customer is then obliged to accept and sign the certification proposal.
BEGINNING OF THE CERTIFICATION AUDIT:
Beginning a certification audit involves two phases:
Stage 1 is a documentation audit and Stage 2 is the Primary Audit.
Phase 1 (DOCUMENTATION AUDIT)– At this stage, the auditor of the certification body verifies the preparedness of the organization for stage 2 audit based on procedures.
Phase 2 (PRIMARY AUDIT)– This verifies the extent of the fulfillment of the standard requirements.
CLOSURE OF NON-CONFORMANCES:
After the non-conformances identified by the ISO auditor, you must implement measures to close them.
ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATION:
When all non-conformances are closed and all findings are documented in the ISO review report, the concerned body, such as SIS Certifications, will provide you with the required ISO certification.
SURVEILLANCE AUDITS:
This is an audit that is performed periodically to ensure that your management system continues to meet the requirements between audits.
It must be noted that the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) does not certify, it just publishes the ISO standards. An external body performs the certification. SIS Certifications is one such body that has a reputation for being one of the best in the world. Our vast pool of auditors is recognized for their expertise in comprehensively auditing the compliance of your management systems against the required standards and awarding you with the certifications at the end. The smoothness in the process, our integrity, and our commitment to deadlines make us stand apart from other certification bodies.
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