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Management system certification

Certificates of compliance with international standards are a condition of contractual, tender and — in some cases — legislative requirements. Certification improves your image, creates competitive advantage and opens international markets.

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Seven certification schemes

How it works

The certification cycle

STEP 1

Application & review

Scope, sites and audit duration defined; quotation issued.

1–3 days
STEP 2

Stage 1 audit

Documentation review and readiness assessment.

Remote / on-site
STEP 3

Stage 2 audit

On-site assessment of implementation and effectiveness.

On-site
STEP 4

Decision & certificate

Independent decision; entry in the public register.

Valid 3 years
STEP 5

Surveillance

Annual audits; re-certification in year three.

Annual
FAQ

Common questions

How long does certification take?

Typically 4–8 weeks from application to certificate, depending on the size of your organisation, the number of sites and the readiness of your management system.

How much does it cost?

The price depends on scope, headcount and number of sites. Audit duration is calculated according to international rules, so the quotation is transparent and comparable. Send a request to get exact numbers within 3 business days.

Can we certify several standards at once?

Yes. Integrated audits (for example ISO 9001 + 14001 + 45001) share common clauses and one audit programme, reducing on-site days and total cost.

What if the audit finds nonconformities?

You receive a clear report and agreed deadlines to correct them. Minor nonconformities do not block the certificate; major ones require verified correction before the decision.

How can partners check our certificate?

Every certificate is listed in our public register with number, holder, standard, scope and status — verifiable online at any moment.

Not sure where to begin?

We'll run a diagnostic audit, help you fill in the application and plan the certification audit.

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