Accreditation

Building Trust

The confidence in the quality of products and services that you provide.

Accreditation

International Recognition

Companies who have accreditation are readily accepted in overseas markets.

Accreditation

Minimises Risk

Accredited organisations reduce the risk of providing unreliable test results, services and products.

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About Accreditation

Accreditation is the independent evaluation of conformity assessment bodies against recognised standards to ensure their impartiality and competence to carry out specific activities, such as tests, calibrations, inspections and certifications.

Through the application of national and international standards, government, procurers and consumers can therefore have confidence in the calibration and test results, inspection reports, certifications and validation and verification statements provided.

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Accreditation for School

Our Schools Accreditation is a voluntary, non-governmental process that gives recognition to international schools that meet established quality standards. The purpose of accreditation is to assure the public, students, parents and other stakeholders as to the quality of an institution and its commitment to high standards through a system of continuous improvement.

It is probable that your school is already accredited within your own country, however our accreditation confirms your commitment to internationalisation and in particular your commitment to supplying exemplary services to international students.

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Laboratory Accreditation

There are several different types of testing and calibration accreditation standards, including ISO/IEC 17025, which is the international standard for the general competence of testing and calibration laboratories. Other standards include ISO 15189 (for medical laboratories), ISO/IEC 17020 (for inspection bodies), and ISO/IEC 17065 (for certification bodies).

Accreditation of a laboratory is an evidence of technical competence. It also means that the competence of a laboratory is recognized nationally and internationally. Customer is submitted to determine and select reliable and confidential test and/or calibration services.

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Financial Accreditation

Financial accreditation is a process of evaluating and certifying the financial stability and integrity of an organization. This process is designed to ensure that financial institutions, such as banks, credit unions, and other financial service providers, are operating in a safe and sound manner and are able to meet the needs of their customers.

U.S. Accreditation is a leading provider of financial accreditation services in the United States. Our company has a team of experts with extensive experience in evaluating and certifying the financial stability and integrity of organizations.

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Hospital & Health Care Services

We believe that accreditation is essential for ensuring that health care organizations are providing high-quality, safe care to patients, and we work to promote accountability and transparency within the health care system.

Our accreditation process is rigorous and comprehensive. We conduct on-site inspections, review medical records, and interview staff and patients to ensure that our clients are meeting the highest standards of care. Our accreditation is based on the latest evidence-based guidelines and standards, and we work closely with our clients to help them meet these standards and improve their performance.

Do you have questions?

Accreditation
An organisation that provides certification, testing, calibration, inspection and other conformity assessment services can seek accreditation. An accredited body has demonstrated that it fully meets the requirements of relevant national and international standards. Accredited bodies can be private or government owned, and can range in size from sole traders to large multi-disciplinary, multi-site organisations.
An accreditation body is an authoritative body that performs accreditation. In some instances, its authority is derived from government. Its primary function is to assess, against internationally agreed standards, organisations that provide certification, testing, inspection and calibration services (collectively known as conformity assessment bodies). Accreditation demonstrates the competence, impartiality and performance capability of these organisations. Accreditation bodies normally operate as non-profit distributing organisations.
Accreditation is the independent evaluation of conformity assessment bodies against recognised standards to ensure their impartiality and competence to carry out specific activities, such as tests, calibrations, inspections and certifications.
Conformity assessment is the demonstration that what is being supplied actually meets the requirements specified or claimed. Conformity assessment can be applied to a product or a service, a process, a system, an organisation or persons and includes activities such as testing, inspection, and certification. Demonstrating compliance with standards and other criteria assumes greater importance to consumer confidence as products and services become increasingly technically complex. Conformity assessment is therefore an indispensable part of an economy’s business and standards and conformance infrastructure.