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According to iso17025 how many samples can be pulverized in 10 hours for 8 min per sample?
could you please me explain ISO17025 on the following main issue: I want to get accredited my company *** according to ISO17025 for analytical radiocarbon dating services. Is it possible to get accreditation, if our company do not have ISO9001, and do not have own equipment and facilities, needed for that service? But we have employed high-skilled personnel and providing this services for two years borrowing needed equipment and facilities (which meet needed requirements).
... number of ISO17025-accredited certificates.
3. One last question, we use a subfraction of an ISO 12103-1 standard dust for calibrating our dust monitors. Does this material need to be tested (particle distribution) by an ISO 17025 accredited laboratory? we have a particle distribution from a non-accredited lab for the material. I am concerned that as we are using it as a reference material we would need to have an accredited certificate of the particle distribution.
I was wondering if you could assist. I’m looking for a check list of sorts to be able to determine what I would need to do in my department to see if we should become ISO17025. Is that something that exists? I’m not looking to go on a course to find that out. I’m more on a fact finding mission at the moment.
Can a process be ISO17025 certified but the lab where the process was done is not iso17025 certified?
I am a molecular diagnostics lab expert with decades worth of experience. I am also well versed in ISO17025.I am interested in ISO9001 lead auditor certification. My question is, as a lab expert, do I also need ISO17025 certification in order to audit laboratories? Or is 9001 is sufficient? Thank you