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Close The need to gain ISO 17025 compliance and accreditation impacts laboratories of all types and sizes.http://www.al-bandak.com/userfiles/eurotherm-drives-650-manual(1).xml The ISO 17025 Quality Manual Template can be applied to any type or size of laboratory. The ISO 17025 Quality Manual Template allows laboratories to quickly and easily develop or upgrade their quality management system. Consultants use this package as well. Why pay them to fill in the blanks for you? Be the first to review this product. Write review. It is essential for a laboratory to provide quality data.It is designed to be used in conjunction with Practice D6299. It is the responsibility of the user of this standard to establish appropriate safety, health, and environmental practices and determine the applicability of regulatory requirements prior to use. 1.3 This international standard was developed in accordance with internationally recognized principles on standardization established in the Decision on Principles for the Development of International Standards, Guides and Recommendations issued by the World Trade Organization Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT) Committee. Our Quality Policy is to continually improve all products and services to satisfy customer needs and to do so efficiently while meeting or exceeding the requirements of good laboratory practice, sound engineering principles, applicable standards, statutes and regulations. As employees, we are collectively responsible for implementing our policies and procedures while maintaining impartiality, confidentiality and proficiency in delivering our products and services. ISO 9001:2015 Powertech’s quality management system has been registered to ISO 9001 since 1997. The registration covers all aspects of Powertech's products and services. Our registrar is SAI Global. View our certificate of registration. We continuously add tests to this program to elevate our high standard in the testing area. The current scope of accreditation is published and accessible directly through this link. View our certificate of accreditation. View our certificate. View our certificate of participation. We are registered with the Canadian Association for Laboratory Accreditation (CALA) as participating in their proficiency testing program. Our current scope of proficiency testing is published in the EDQA directory at. View our privacy policy. ISO 17025 accredited laboratories have demonstrated that they are technically proficient and able to produce precise and accurate test and calibration data. In many cases, suppliers and regulatory authorities will not accept test or calibration results from a lab that is not accredited. Laboratories that conform to this document will also operate generally in accordance with the principles of ISO 9001. Management requirements are primarily related to the operation and effectiveness of the quality management system within the laboratory. Technical requirements include factors that determine the correctness and reliability of the tests and calibrations performed in laboratory. Laboratories are required to plan and implement actions to address risks and opportunities. Addressing both risks and opportunities establishes a basis for increasing the effectiveness of the management system, achieving improved results and preventing negative effects. The laboratory is responsible for deciding which risks and opportunities need to be addressed. Keywords Accreditation: Third party auditing (assessment) of the laboratory is normally carried out by the national organization responsible for accreditation. Accreditation is a voluntary, third party-reviewed process. Laboratory accreditation can only be granted by an accreditation body, or AB. Although there are a number of accreditation bodies in the U.S., customers should choose calibration and testing laboratories accredited by ABs having an MRA with ILAC. ABs include: Clients are encouraged to check with the laboratory as to what specific tests or measurements they are accredited for, and for what ranges or uncertainties. This information is specified in the laboratory’s scope of accreditation, issued by the accreditation body. The description in the scope of accreditation also has advantages for the customers of laboratories in enabling them to find the appropriate laboratory or testing service. Many accreditation bodies also publish a directory of their accredited laboratories, which includes the laboratories’ contact details plus information on their testing capabilities. Laboratory accreditation bodies use the ISO 17025 standard for: These laboratories are also required to participate in regular proficiency testing programs as an ongoing demonstration of their competence. A prerequisite for a laboratory to become accredited is to have a documented quality management system. Regular internal audits are expected to indicate opportunities to make the test or calibration better than it was. Additionally, the laboratory will be expected to keep abreast of scientific and technological advances in relevant areas. ABs having a Mutual Recognition Arrangement (or MRA) with ILAC agree to maintain conformity with the current version of 17011 and to regularly submit themselves and their own quality management systems to peer review. In essence, the ILAC arrangement guarantees that test results are mutually acceptable between different governmental and regulatory organizations on regional, national and international levels and that these test results meet the same minimum standards for quality regardless of the lab's accreditation body. It is the single-most important standard for calibration and testing laboratories around the world.Tell me how we can improve. We will also discuss preferred practice, how to avoid common pitfalls and discuss sustainability practices. Stay in the know on the latest safety trends.All Rights Reserved BNP Media. Open Access is an initiative that aims to make scientific research freely available to all. To date our community has made over 100 million downloads. It’s based on principles of collaboration, unobstructed discovery, and, most importantly, scientific progression. 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Contact our London head office or media team here Careers Our team is growing all the time, so we’re always on the lookout for smart people who want to help us reshape the world of scientific publishing. The technical competence of a testing laboratory is essential to provide confidence in the results issued to its clients: administrations, companies, or individuals who request their services. Despite its small size, the laboratory maintains high-quality standards. It guarantees the repeatability of the experiment or measurement, i.e., any other laboratory could repeat the process and obtain the same result. How can we ensure the confidence of the results of the tests carried out by the laboratory. The main objective of the Conformity Assessment Organizations (CAO) is to demonstrate the society (administration, companies, and consumers at large) that the products and services made available comply with certain requirements related to quality and security. These requirements can be set by law, and therefore have a regulatory nature, or can be specified by standards, specifications, or other voluntary documents. Competitive advantage: accreditation provides independent assurance that your staff is competent. Market access: accreditation is recognized and accepted in over 90 countries worldwide. Fosters a continuous improvement dynamic within the organization. Facilitates access to government contracting: accreditation has increasingly become an important criterion in the public procurement procedures. 1.1.2 For government Accredited bodies, both public and private, are already being used by governments as an effective market-led tool for delivering policy more efficiently, resulting in a substantial reduction in costs as well as best practice. 1.1.3 For business By selecting an accredited body, businesses: Reduce downtime and control costs. Minimize risks. Increase its customer confidence. Increase its product acceptance in other markets. Open up opportunities for competent supplier selection. Reduce the risk of failures. Accreditation organizations of different countries ( Figure 2 ) perform their task pursuant to the same international criteria, using equivalent and transparent assessment methods, providing the necessary confidence to allow the mutual acceptance of results. Figure 2. Accreditation organizations of different countries. Advertisement 2. State of the art Product or service quality is the consumer’s perception of it and should be defined within the context under review. From a value-added perspective, quality means bring value to the customer, i.e., offer product or service conditions of use superior to those that the customer expects to receive and at an accessible price. Human dimension: it attends to relations between customers and organizations. Economic dimension: it attempts to minimize costs both for the customer and the organization. In 1957 and 1988, respectively, the European Organization for Quality (EOQ) and the European Foundation for Quality Management (EFQM) are founded in Europe to promote total quality management; among the most important European quality infrastructure organizations are testing laboratories. When you commission a laboratory to test products, to determine its characteristics, as part of the quality control or to determine compliance with particular requirements of standards or specifications, it is necessary to be sure that they supply you with accurate and reliable results. In other words, this is a laboratory technically competent. The revised standard is in line with ISO terminology, with a set of terms and definitions common to all the standards related to conformity assessment ( Figure 5 ). Figure 5. Chronological evolution ISO 9001. Are technically competent The laboratory demonstrates technical competence of staff, appropriate facilities and environmental conditions, validity of test methods, reliable test equipment, and reference standard materials with traceability to the international system of units. Are capable of producing testing or calibration reliable results The laboratory implements quality assurance programs, which generate technically valid results. The ISO 17025 Standard introduces two types of requirements: Management requirements These requirements are related to the laboratory quality management. Requirements analogous to those set out in the ISO 9001 Standard. Technical requirements These requirements are related to aspects with direct influence over the testing result. According to data from the ENAC, in Spain in 2010, there were 1040 accredited testing laboratories, and their number has soared to over 1138 in 2013. In 2014, due to the financial crisis, the number of accredited laboratories decreased significantly to 1043: some temporarily suspended accreditation while others even go out of business. The laboratory is a member of a research center at a Spanish university. To establish the procedure to be followed, the path to the system established by the ENAC (National Accreditation Entity—Spain) to accredit a testing laboratory, LABCOMB, under internationally established criteria. 3.2 Preparation of documentation The accreditation is a declaration of the technical competence of the laboratory to perform the activities included in the scope of the accreditation. This competence is established through the evaluation of laboratory compliance with the requirements established to that effect in international standards. The accreditation system for testing laboratories establishes the accreditation requirements to be met by the laboratories, as well as the accreditation framework and procedure. The accreditation granted is valid and is fully accepted in Spain and internationally. Accredited tests are included in the Scope. The accreditation scope describes the technical competence declared by LABCOMB ( Figure 10 ) in order to be assessed by the ENAC. It finally constitutes the Technical Annex to the “Accreditation Certification,” and it should, therefore, Figure 10. LABCOMB present scope (sheet 1). LABCOMB is responsible for establishing the accreditation scope, although ENAC establishes the type of information that should be included to ensure its proper definition. ENAC understands that when applying for accreditation, LABCOMB complies with all the legally established requirements to carry out the activity for which accreditation is requested. If at any time during the accreditation process it becomes clear that this is not the case, ENAC proceeds to stop the process until the laboratory provides evidence that the detected problem has been adequately resolved. ENAC can request evidence of compliance with these legal requirements before initiating the accreditation process. The information received by ENAC, both in the application and throughout the entire accreditation process, will be considered as CONFIDENTIAL for all purposes with the following limitations: Those established, as the case may be, by law. In activities that take place in the regulated field or in those in which the laboratory operates with an administrative authorization, ENAC may, at the request of the competent administration, inform the latter of the results of the evaluations. If the laboratory is accredited by other accreditors, ENAC can exchange information with them, in accordance with what is established by the cross-border accreditation procedures established by international accrediting organizations. 3.3.2 Acceptance of the request ENAC acknowledges receipt of the application and reviews the documentation provided in order to verify that the activity is susceptible to be accredited. Inform LABCOMB of the ENAC technician responsible for the follow-up of your file. If there is any legal, statutory, or other reason that prevents accreditation, it is communicated to the laboratory. ENAC evaluates whether the activity corresponds to the accreditation scheme under which it is requested, if the scope is clearly defined and the documentation is complete and adequate. ENAC can request, at this time or in subsequent phases of the process, additional information to ensure the correct execution of the accreditation process. Within any of the phases of the accreditation process, if more than 1 year passes without a response from the laboratory to a request for information, ENAC will consider the annulment of the file. ENAC may consider the convenience of making a preliminary visit to the laboratory, in order to prepare the following stages of the accreditation process so that it can be carried out as efficiently as possible. 3.3.3 Appointment of the audit team ENAC appoints, from its auditors and qualified experts, the members of the audit team that will carry out the evaluation process. The number of members of the audit team is a function of the scope of accreditation requested but in any case, with a chief auditor, and as many technicians as necessary in the tests for which the laboratory requests accreditation. The laboratory is informed in advance of the names of the members of the audit team and, if appropriate, of the organization to which they belong. The laboratory could recuse them in writing, providing that the reasons that they understand could compromise their independence and impartiality. In this case ENAC will analyze the reasons given and will communicate its decision to the applicant. 3.4 The audit process 3.4.1 Study of the technical documentation The accreditation process begins with the study of the documentation by the auditors appointed to evaluate the adequacy of the procedures within the scope of accreditation requested. If the result of that documentary study is satisfactory, the audit will proceed. 3.4.2 Audit On the date agreed with the laboratory, the designated audit team conducts an audit visit, the purpose of which is to verify compliance with the accreditation criteria. Prior to the visit, the chief auditor sends the audit plan to the laboratory. The audit takes place in three phases: 1. Initial meeting: it takes place between the representatives of LABCOMB and the audit team. During this initial meeting, the appropriate presentations are made, the audit plan and the scope of the audit are confirmed, and the system to be followed is indicated. 2. Development of the audit: the audit team proceeds to observe the operation of the laboratory and to assess compliance with the accreditation requirements. The realization of some tests, of those included in the scope to be evaluated, to verify the correct performance of them is requested. 3. Final meeting: its main purpose is to present to the laboratory managers a summary of the results of the investigation. 3.4.3 Audit team report The audit team, within a period of no more than 15 business days from the date of the audit, prepares a report with the results and information gathered during the audit, which is sent to the laboratory for its information. The report of this audit has a validity period of 6 months from its date of issue. After this period it may be necessary to carry out a new audit to decide on the accreditation of the laboratory. 3.4.4 Laboratory response Once the audit report is received, LABCOMB acts as indicated in Operational Note NO-11 “Deviations, classification, and treatment,” responding to the possible “nonconformities” and “observations” raised in the report. The laboratory can claim those extremes of the report with which it is dissatisfied. The decision of accreditation must be made within the validity period of the audit report; to ensure that the decision can be made within that period, the laboratory sends the response before the prescribed period is met. 3.5 Accreditation decision To grant accreditation, the Accreditation Commission must rely on the technical competence of LABCOMB to carry out the activities for which it requests accreditation and must trust that the accreditation requirements are met and the deviations detected in its case have been adequately addressed. The Accreditation Commission analyzes the information generated during the evaluation process and based on this adopts the decision of “grant accreditation” in July 2010. 3.5.1 Certificate of accreditation After a favorable decision and once LABCOMB pays the corresponding costs, ENAC issues a Certificate of Accreditation, which attests to the granting of accreditation in favor of the laboratory. 3.6 Use of the ENAC trademark Once accredited, the laboratory has the right to make use of the ENAC trademark or reference to its accredited status under the conditions established in document CEA-ENAC-01 “Criteria for the use of the ENAC trademark or reference to the status of accredited.” 3.7 Validity of the accreditation Laboratory accreditation is considered valid as long as LABCOMB continues to meet the criteria established by ENAC and the obligations resulting from its accreditation. The laboratory may, at any time, request a voluntary temporary suspension of all or part of the scope of accreditation. The voluntary temporary suspension implies the temporary prohibition of the use of the ENAC trademark or reference to the status of accredited as established in document CEA-ENAC-01. 3.8 Maintenance of accreditation The maintenance of the accreditation is structured in a first cycle of 4 years and subsequent cycles not exceeding 5 years in which LABCOMB was submitted by ENAC to the following activities: Follow-up audits between reevaluation periods Reassessment audits: 2014 and 2018 In order to maintain accreditation, the Accreditation Commission must trust that the laboratory maintains its technical competence for the activities included in its accreditation scope, the accreditation requirements continue to be met and the detected deviations, if any, have been adequately addressed. In 2010, LABCOMB included five tests in the requested scope. Currently, the number of accredited tests is 13: between 2010 and 2018. In the near future, LABCOMB plans to extend its commitment to quality and consider Integrated Quality Management. There are many similarities between the concepts of quality management, environmental management, and management of occupational risk prevention, since the principles of good management are the same, as well as their implementations and regulatory points. Integrated Quality Management is an increasingly recurrent option that is chosen by those organizations that maintain a strong commitment to excellence in their products, services, and processes. Licensee IntechOpen. This chapter is distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. 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