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MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CERTIFICATION
Management system certification, with a clear path.
Answer a customer requirement with an independent assessment of your system. Define the scope of a first certification or ask how to continue with your current certificate.
Four guidance points for a first certification. Review, audit and decision are explained further down.
01Locate the requirementWho asks for it and what they need to check. The catalogue helps locate the standard and its path.View catalogue
02Review scope and proposalActivities, sites and declared country allow the case to be reviewed and the fee to be sized in writing.Request a proposal
03Audit and decisionSystem evidence is assessed; a competent function separate from the audit team makes the decision.View process
04Certificate and continuityIf issuance applies, the certificate can be checked by its code and continuity is agreed for that case.Verify a certificate
WHAT THE ORGANIZATION GAINS
What your organization gains with the certificate.
Four concrete effects of a system certified by an international certification body.
01 · MARKETSAccess where evidence is requiredSupplier approvals, tender specifications and regulated customers require a verifiable certificate issued by a third party.
02 · OPERATIONSThe system no longer depends on individualsProcesses, responsibilities and indicators are written down, audited and reviewed every year.
03 · RISKProblems surface earlierThe audit looks for evidence in real operations: findings are addressed with root cause analysis and action.
04 · TRUSTA third party can check itEvery certificate publishes standard, scope, sites and validity, and can be looked up from outside.
WHEN THE REQUEST COMES UP
A customer approving suppliers, a tender demanding evidence, a market asking for traceability. Situations are grouped by type of organization.
Request and proposal, audit and decision are separate functions. Detail and continuity depend on the path and the case.
01REQUESTScope review and proposalStandard, activities, sites and declared country allow the case to be reviewed and a written proposal to be sized.
02AUDITEvidence auditThe assigned team assesses the system. In an initial certification, documentation and operations are reviewed in the applicable stages.
03DECISIONDecision and continuityA competent function separate from the audit team reviews the file. If applicable, the certificate is issued and cycle continuity is agreed.
Six short answers. Anything missing is answered during guidance.
01How much does certification cost?
There is no list price: the proposal is sized on standard, scope, sites, headcount, activities, system complexity and delivery mode. The request is reviewed first and the proposal is then issued.
02Does the certificate guarantee acceptance in a tender or market?
No. The management system is certified against the standard; acceptance of the certificate is decided by whoever requires it. Guidance points out what to confirm before signing.
03Can G-CERTI implement the system and then certify it?
No. Implementation and consulting are not part of certification services: impartiality requires that whoever certifies does not design what it audits.
04What happens if the audit raises findings?
Findings are documented and classified. The organization submits correction, root cause and corrective action with evidence; the audit team evaluates it and only then does the file go to decision.
05Who decides on certification?
A competent function separate from the audit team. Those who audit do not decide, and no outcome is anticipated before that review.
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