Management Systems Certification

USB Certification manages management system certification processes from application to certificate delivery with its sector-specific expert auditor staff and more than 25 years of corporate experience.

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What is Management System Certification?

Management system certification is the verification by an independent and accredited organization that an organization meets the requirements of the selected ISO standard, has the capacity to achieve its objectives and continuously improves its processes.
Certification is not always a legal requirement. But a third-party audit brings to the surface systemic issues that have been overlooked internally, provides tangible evidence of credibility to stakeholders, and moves the organization toward a culture of continuous improvement. Today, the vast majority of international buyers consider ISO certification as a primary criterion in their supplier qualification process.

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INTERNATIONAL EXPERTISE

As USB Certification, we offer services in 13 different management system standards from ISO 9001 to ISO 27001, ISO 45001 to ISO 13485 with our industry-specific team of expert auditors.

As USB Certification, we continue our work with our experience in Textile Certification and our expert team in our international organizations.

In international markets, supplier approval, tender processes and the demands of major buyers make ISO certification a de facto requirement. It is also critical for internal operational efficiency and legal compliance.

Depending on the maturity of the existing management system, the process is usually completed between 3 and 9 months. USB Certification experts manage the process from scoping to certification.

ISO 9001 focuses on quality and customer satisfaction, while ISO 14001 focuses on managing environmental impacts. Both share the HLS structure and can be certified in an integrated way.

ISO management system certificates are valid for 3 years. It is maintained through annual surveillance audits; a renewal audit is carried out at the end of the 3rd year.