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I am an ISO 17025 lead auditor, providing audits for the research and mining sectors laboratories.
It is important to have a certification to make official my consultancies?
Thank you for providing this service. I am beginning the process of getting our laboratory ISO 17025 accreditation. I am hoping to gather a better understanding of the proof of systems in place an auditor is looking for. There are some areas that are easier understood, for example in section 6 having SOPs and documentation of training will show how our lab abides by such requirements. Yet, for example, how does one prove impartiality and demonstrate how it eliminates or minimizes such risks? Are there specific documents for these sections an auditor will be looking for?
I understand this is a very large question, but any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.
I have a question regarding the accreditation cost to ISO 17025
I have 5 environmental analysis labs so how much does it cost for the accreditation in terms of external assessment?
All labs are already provided with the required instruments and also procedures in place
Thank you very much
I am working as an Assistant Management representative in a Quality testing lab that is previously ISO17025:2005, now I need transition to 17025:2017, what mandatory documents I have to prepare and how to prepare a quality manual?
Quickly, I wanted to check with you, if one service providing company is having a few equipment and calibration of the same is in house, so in that case, ISO 17025 implementation is a must?
What is the most suitable quality certificate for a veterinary diagnostic laboratory? Is it important to get ISO 17025 for the above lab?
Hello, I am wondering if a medical company can calibrate their own measurement equipment? They would use this calibrated equipment to measure specific parameter of the instruments they sell.