Process of ISO Certification in India.

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What Is ISO Certification??

 

ISO refers to the International Organisation & Standardisation. It is an independent organization that provides standards in terms of quality, safety, and efficiency of products and services provided by businesses. With the increasing competition among the business, it is important to deliver a high quality of goods and services in order to sustain in the market. ISO Certification helps to Improve your business credibility as well as the overall efficiency of the business.

Process of getting ISO certification-

1. Pre-Requisite to ISO Certification Process in India-

A) Choosing The Type Of ISO Certification- 

      First of all, you need to choose the type of ISO Certification required for your business
Types Of Available ISO Certification-
  • ISO 9001 2008 –    Quality Management
  • ISO 14001        –     Environmental Management
  • ISO 27001       –      Information security Management
  • ISO  22008      –      Food Safety Management and so on.
B) Choosing An ISO Certification Body- 

It must be noted that ISO itself does not provide certification to the companies. Certification is done by external bodies. It is very important that you choose a recognized and credible certification body.

Process for ISO Certification in India-
  • Create an Application/ Contract
  • Quality Documents Review 
  • Make An Action Plan
  • Initial Certification Audit
  • Completing the ISO Certification
  • Surveillance Audits

The cost involved in the ISO Certification Process- 

The cost for getting ISO certification is not fixed and varies from organization to organization. The ISO certification agency calculates the cost of ISO certification separately for each organization after considering them on different parameters such as :
  • Number Of Employees. 
  • Number Of Processes.
  • Level Of Risk Associated with the scope of services of the Organisation.
  • The complexity of the Management System.
  • The number of working shifts etc.

The time involved in the ISO Certification Process- 


Time is taken in completing the whole process of ISO certification also varies from organization to organization. The fair idea can be given by the ISO certification agency after assessing the size of the company.

Generally, the time required to complete the process of ISO certification is approximate :
  • Small organizations: 6-8 months
  • Medium organizations: 8-12 months
  • Large organization: 12-15 months

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