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The latest edition of ISO 9001:2015, ISO's flagship quality management systems standard, has just been published on 15th Sept. 2015. This concludes over three years of revision work by experts from nearly 95 participating and observing countries to bring the standard up to date with modern needs.

 

 The latest edition of ISO 14001:2015, ISO's flagship quality management systems standard, has just been published on 15th Sept. 2015. This concludes over three years of revision work by expert. French Cert is providing Trnasition audit as wel as assessment on the new standards also.

Quality for 25 years: Instead of self-congratulation, though, let us look to the future. In particular, let’s review what ISO/TC 176/SC 2 is doing to ensure its standards continue to provide a solid foundation for quality management over the next 25 years.

ISO 9001:2015 specifies requirements for a quality management system when an organization:

a) needs to demonstrate its ability to consistently provide products and services that meet customer and applicable statutory and regulatory requirements, and b) aims to enhance customer satisfaction through the effective application of the system, including processes for improvement of the system and the assurance of conformity to customer and applicable statutory and regulatory requirements. All the requirements of ISO 9001:2015 are generic and are intended to be applicable to any organization, regardless of its type or size, or the products and services it provides.

French Cert UK Ltd is a Conformity Assessment Body accredited by AB-CAB.. | French Cert UK Ltd provides ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, OHSAS 18001:2007, ISO 22000, ISO 27001, ISO 50001, HACCP, CE, GMP, ISO 20000-1, |

Impartiality Policy

 The top management of French Cert-UK understands the importance of impartiality when performing QMS/ FSMS certification activities; manages potential conflict of interests and ensures the objectivity of its QMS/FSMS certification activities. French Cert-UK has developed and implemented procedures in compliance with the requirements of ISO/IEC 17021 & ISO/TS 22003:2007, ISO 27006 and other applicable accreditation standards.

The certification procedures are approved by the Director Technical and are to be abided when applicable and when QMS/FSMS certification is conducted according to ISO/IEC 17021 & ISO/TS 22003:2007, ISO 27006 and other applicable accreditation standards.

The technical Manager is responsible for conducting certification services in compliance with French Cert-UK French Cert-UK declares that it does not take part in any consultancy activities regarding development and implementation of any management systems.

There shall be no pressure of any kind (financial, trade, administrative, moral or other) over French Cert-UK and the personnel regarding the execution of their obligations as a QMS/FSMS Certification Body according to ISO/IEC 17021:2006 & ISO/TS 22003:2007.

French Cert-UK identifies, analyzes and documents all possibilities for conflict of interests that emerge from certification processes including any conflicts that emerge from its relations. Presence of relations does not necessarily position the French Cert-UK in a situation of conflict of interests. If some relations create impartiality threats, French Cert UK documents and eliminates or decreases such threats. This information is presented to the Advisory Board members. It is necessary to cover all possible conflict of interests’ sources that are identified regardless of their origin. French Cert-UK requires from all employees, internal and external, to comply with impartiality rules as well as reveal any situation known to them that may present them or French Cert-UK with a conflict of interests. French Cert-UK shall use this information as input in identifying threats to impartiality raised by the activities of such personnel or by the organization that employ them. Such personnel, internal or external shall not be used unless they demonstrate that there is no conflict of interest. French Cert-UK shall not undertake any action that threatens the impartiality and/or are potential conflict of interests.

When certain relations create unacceptable impartiality threat, then the certification shall not be conducted. French Cert-UK shall not certify another certification body for its activities related to management system certification.

French Cert-UK shall implement corrective actions against irrelevant claims of any consultancy organization declaring that the certification will be simpler, faster or cheaper if specific certification body is used due to the fact it is conflict of interests. Also French Cert-UK shall not state or imply that certification would be simpler, faster or cheaper if a specified consultancy organization were used.

When potential impartiality threat arises French Cert-UK eliminates it or decreases it. This process is also controlled by the Advisory Board.

French Cert-UK shall not certify own group companies (if there are such companies) or organizations that French Cert-UK is a part of or a member.

Personnel, who have provided consultancy (including internal audits) with in two years to the organization seeking certification, are not allowed to take part in audit or other certification activities.

French Cert-UK shall not provide internal audits for its certified clients. French Cert-UK shall not certify a management system for which it has conducted internal audits within two years following the end of the internal audits.

French Cert UK shall not provide certification services to a client when relations between the Consultancy Company and French Cert-UK could lead to impartiality threat.

French Cert-UK shall not outsource audits to a management system consultancy organization as this poses an unacceptable threat to the impartiality of the certification body. This does not apply to individuals contracted as auditors or technical experts.

French Cert-UK does not receive any financial support different from the invested in it and the fees of its services.

French Cert-UK does not pay any commissions to consultants therefore there can be no pressure exercised on French Cert-UK by consultants.

French Cert-UK shall not allow any pressure from other certification bodies to influence the certification process in the organization. If other certification body declines to provide service for client and the client requests the same service form French Cert-UK than French Cert-UK shall investigate the reasons for declining before performing any other certification activities for the respective client.

French Cert-UK shall not allow pressure from clients and/or consultancy organizations. If there is such pressure than French Cert-UK will apply requirements of ISO/IEC 17021:2006 and internal procedures in order to stop such practice.

French Cert-UK shall not allow pressure from employees and/or related persons.

All employees are obliged to work in compliance with requirements of ISO/IEC 17021:2006 and ISO/TS 22003:2007 and as per agreement of contract.

Top management of French Cert-UK is committed to full compliance with this declaration.