ISO Pros of Washington Provides a Variety of Different Standards

Counterfeits AS6081

The AS6081 norm was introduced in reaction to a rise in the amount of counterfeit/false electronic parts entering the aerospace supply chain, which presented major threats to safety, efficiency, and security. The AS6081 standard specifies rules and procedures for reducing the possibility of fraudulent/counterfeit parts being imported, purchased, and exported, allowing your consumers to have confidence in their supply chain.

Energy ISO 50001 and SEP

Certification indicates to the market that the company’s energy management system satisfies ISO 50001 criteria and that it is devoted to energy management. Customers, shareholders, staff, and management should all be confident that the company can save money in any department. It further contributes to the company’s energy management system becoming completely operational.

Ethical Sourcing SQFI

It is a joint complement among companies that aim to ensure that food procurement activities are both economically and environmentally friendly. The Ethical Procurement Standard is a system that incorporates environmental and social management into food processing and delivery.

Facility Management ISO 41001

The elimination of uncertainty associated with the application of ISO 41001 is a big advantage to the facility manager. By adhering to these guidelines, human error is reduced. When delays are minimized, there are fewer job stoppages and efficiency increases. It sets the standards and specifications for the implementation of energy management systems within the company.

Food Safety Modernization Act FDA FSMA

This takes focus away from managing to preventing foodborne illness. The FDA has finalized seven new regulations to enact the FSMA, recognizing that food sustainability is a joint obligation across several different segments of the global supply chain for both human and animal food.

Food Safety ISO 22000

This standard assists organization in identifying and addressing food safety risks when collaborating with other ISO management requirements such as ISO 9001. ISO 22000, which applies to all types of manufacturers. This brings another layer of security to the global food supply chain, allowing consumers to cross international boundaries and providing customers with food they can trust.

SFI ATFS (Sustainable Forestry Initiative)

This is a systematic series of goals and success indicators including long-term tree growth and processing, as well as plant and animal regeneration. It is predicated on the belief that environmental stewardship and good business choices should coexist.

Gluten-Free Certification (GFC)

It is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing independent certification services to gluten-free food manufacturers that utilize quality assurance and inspection procedures in the manufacturing process. It is recognized as one of the world’s leading internationally accepted, safe, and rigorous gluten-free certification programs, ensuring that customers are pleased with the quality of their food.

ITAR, International Traffic in Arms Regulations

These laws and regulations are designed to ensure that the United States follows international agreements, embargoes, sanctions, and other diplomatic activities with other nations. More notably, laws and legislation are intended to protect US national security by preventing critical data and technologies from falling into the wrong hands.

IT Service ISO/IEC 20000-1

Designed to help organizations provide appropriate handled IT services to consumers by ensuring that certain values are maintained over time. ISO/IEC 20000, with its systematic process approach, assists companies in effectively delivering quality IT Service Management.

Laboratory Accreditation ISO 17025

The most widely used standard in laboratories for calculation and validation. ISO 17025 is similar to ISO 9000 in that it assesses scientific expertise in laboratory monitoring and calibration services. It also refers to companies that provide testing and calibration outcomes.

Packaging ISO 15378

This is utilized where a company has to show its capacity to provide goods and services regularly that meet consumer, legislative, and regulatory standards. The company intends to increase consumer loyalty through the successful execution of the system, which includes processes for system operation and oversight of industry compliance and related legislative and regulatory specifications.

Responsible Care RC14001

The Responsible Care® program was established to assist America’s leading chemical companies in achieving ever-growing climate, well-being, welfare, and conservation requirements while increasing the value of their businesses.

Supply Chain ISO 28000

The Supply Chain Management System specification was established in response to market demand from the shipping and logistics sectors, to enhance overall supply chain security.

Telecommunications TL 9000

TL 9000 is a quality management system norm for the construction, maintenance, delivery, installation, and maintenance of telecommunications equipment, which includes hardware, software, and services. Improved customer service and retention, as well as a focus on quality, output data, and metrics, both contribute to a stronger competitive position.

Audit Management Systems ISO 19011

ISO 19011 is a standard that defines auditing standards for management systems. The norm defines how to carry out the audit program, auditing procedures, and the assessment of personnel in charge of the audit programs.

Outsourced Internal Auditing

Some smaller companies that are needed by a regulatory body or a financing scheme to perform an internal audit service and want to outsource the internal audit completely to an external provider rather than cover the costs of hiring and educating their internal audit employees.

Virtual Internal Audits

Changes in operating practices in reaction to COVID-19 add a range of fresh or modified risks, which can devastate the new internal management system. This mitigates the unfavorable effects of corporate audits while increasing the importance of internal auditing for management and the Board of Directors.

Second Party Audits

A second-party audit is an external audit conducted on the supplier by the vendor or the contracting agent on behalf of the company. A contract has been signed, and the products or services are either being shipped or sold.

Supplier Audits

Supplier audit is specialized software that reviews a supplier’s quality systems, the operational environment, and capacity to follow consumer expectations. The audit of vendors and suppliers will ensure that they can comply with and work by your specific specifications.

Supplier Evaluation

Supplier evaluation relates to the process of identifying and accepting new suppliers based on quantitative and qualitative parameters. The aim is to allow the portfolio of best-in-class suppliers to be conveniently visible.

Compliance Audits

A Compliance audit is a systematic analysis of the company’s conformity to regulatory guidelines. Audit findings that follow a compliance audit look into the strength and thoroughness of compliance preparations, protection protocols, system access measures, and risk management procedures.

Pre-assessment Audit

The pre-assessment audit occurs before the certification or audit of the registry.

Documentation Audit/Desk Audit

A desktop audit examines the data that falls within the framework of the audit. The “desktop” audit is so named because anything can be done remotely at the auditor’s desk. The information gathered would be used to plan the on-site audit.