Non-Accredited
Non-ACCREDITED CERTIFICATION SERVICES
ISO 9001, 14001, OHSAS 18001 & ISO 45001
Non-Accredited certification is a 3rd party verification that gives you the same benefit of an Accredited Certification when performed by C-Audit Solutions. Other similar business may not be following the accreditation requirements. C-Audit Solutions is required to meet the requirements of the ISO 17021 standards and have an internal quality management program meeting the requirements stated within the current versions of ISO 17021 and ISO 9001 standard. Registrar style audits on this system occur on a regular basis to maintain the credibility of the certifications. C-audit Solutions sets its guidelines and expectations of clients on there interpretation of the ISO 17021 standard. The only real difference in accredited audits and C-Audit Solutions Non Accredited certifications is the certificate so does not contain the accreditation body logo on the certificates.
Although the process meets all the required details of an accredited registration there is a cost reduction available as c-audit is not required to pay additional accredited fees thus the savings are passed down to the client therefore the ISO program but at a reduced operation cost to the company. This option is beneficial for those who want the control of a management system but are not required by contract to have an accredited certification industry or customers to have an Accredited certificate. The non-accredited system meet all the requirements of an accredited system including the use of qualified 3rd Party Auditors qualified to audit accredited systems.
There is no difference in the process, performance or application on the client other than the benefit of cost reduction.
Our services include selection and advisory service to outline the best choice method for your needs based on understanding your business needs and conditions to ensure the best choice is outlined to meet your needs. We then assist in the following activities.
- Preparing the Proposal documents,
- Evaluating but not limited to competency of potential auditors, number of days proposed and identified risk levels, transition add-on time, and cost analysis, and
- Assign a client lead to your account and set up communication details to provide resources to meet all the client needs.
- Scheduling and performance of the audits throughout the assigned contract.