ISO Pros of Vermont Provides a Variety of Different Standards

Counterfeits AS6081

The AS6081 specification was established in response to a rise in the amount of counterfeit/false electronic parts entering the aerospace supply chain, raising substantial performance, reliability, and safety issues. The AS6081 standard establishes guidelines and practices to minimize the risk of fraudulent/counterfeit parts being ordered, received, and sold, ensuring that your customers have confidence in their supply chain.

Energy ISO 50001 and SEP

Certification shows that an organization’s energy management system complies with ISO 50001 requirements and that it is committed to energy management. Customers, shareholders, employees, and management can all be confident in the company’s resource conservation efforts. It also assists in the running of the organization’s energy management system.

Ethical Sourcing SQFI

It’s an obligation-free add-on for companies who wish to guarantee that their food sourcing practices are both economically and environmentally sound. The Ethical Procurement Standard is a system that incorporates environmental and social accountability with food manufacturing and distribution.

Facility Management ISO 41001

For a facilities planner, the elimination of uncertainties associated with ISO 41001 deployment is a major gain. When standards are met, human error is minimized. Since errors are reduced, there are fewer work stoppages, and productivity improves. It establishes protocols and criteria for the implementation of energy management systems in the company.

Food Safety Modernization Act FDA FSMA

This shifts the focus from managing foodborne illness to preventing it. The FDA has finalized seven new regulations to enact the Food Safety Modernization Act, understanding that food safety is a common liability among many points in the global supply chain for both human and animal food.

Food Safety ISO 22000

When working with other ISO management guidelines such as ISO 9001, these requirements aid organizations in recognizing and managing food safety threats. ISO 22000 brings a layer of assurance to the global food supply chain, encouraging consumers to cross borders and supplying them with the food they can trust.

Forestry SFI ATFS (Sustainable Forestry)

This is a compilation of targets and performance metrics that includes long-term tree growth and processing, as well as plant and animal protection. It is based on the notion that environmental stewardship and sound business decisions should coexist.

Gluten-Free Certification (GFC)

This is a non-profit dedicated to offering independent testing services to gluten-free product producers that utilize quality evaluation and inspection processes during the production process.

It is believed to be one of the most well-known, trustworthy, and comprehensive gluten-free certification systems in the world, assuring consumers of the quality of their goods.

International Traffic in Arms Regulations, ITAR

These laws and regulations are meant to guarantee that the US meets foreign conventions, embargoes, bans, and other diplomatic acts with other countries. The regulations and rules are primarily designed to protect our national security by ensuring that the most sensitive data and technology do not fall into the wrong hands.

IT Service ISO/IEC 20000-1

Designed to help businesses provide relevant, regulated IT services to customers while ensuring that those standards are preserved over time. ISO/IEC 20000 assists companies in successfully providing quality IT Service Management through a comprehensive process approach.

Laboratory Accreditation ISO 17025

Is the most commonly used norm in measurement and certification laboratories. In the same way, as ISO 9000 assesses technical competence in lab testing and calibration services, ISO 17025 does the same. It also applies to companies that provide research and calibration results.

Packaging ISO 15378

This is used where a company must illustrate its ability to provide products and services daily that follow customer, legislative, and regulatory requirements. The company aims to improve customer satisfaction by proactively executing the system, which involves processes for system execution and assurance of conformity to the user and related legislative and regulatory requirements.

Responsible Care RC14001

The Responsible Care® software was developed to assist America’s leading chemical companies in meeting ever-growing environmental, health, safety, and protection demands while still maintaining the value of their enterprises.

Supply Chain ISO 28000

The supply chain safety management system specification was developed in response to consumer demand from the shipping and logistics industries, to improve overall supply chain security.

Telecommunications TL 9000

Telecommunications TL 9000 is a quality management system norm for the design, creation, maintenance, supply, implementation, and maintenance of telecommunication equipment, including hardware, applications, and services. Improved client service and retention, as well as a focus on quality, production data, and analytics, both help to make a company more successful.

Audit Management Systems ISO 19011

ISO 19011 is a specification for auditing management systems that specifies auditing principles. The standard outlines how to conduct an audit procedure, as well as auditing practices and the evaluation of audit program managers.

Outsourced Internal Auditing

Smaller companies who are required to have an internal audit service through a regulatory agency or a funding covenant may choose to outsource internal audits completely to an external contractor rather than incur the cost of recruiting and training their own internal audit staff.

Virtual Internal Audits

Changes in operational procedures in response to COVID-19 introduce a slew of new or changed risk areas that have the potential to destabilize the existing internal management system. Internal auditing’s detrimental results are minimized, and the value of internal auditing for management and the Board is enhanced.

Second Party Audits

A second-party audit is an external audit done on a company by a corporation or a contracted company on behalf of a consumer. A contract has been concluded, and goods or services are in the process of being transported or delivered.

Supplier Audits

A supplier audit is a system that assesses a supplier’s quality systems, operating environment, and ability to meet the client’s requirements. A contractor and vendor audit would ensure that they are capable of fulfilling and working on the particular requirements.

Supplier Evaluation

Supplier evaluation is the process of selecting and approving potential vendors based on quantitative and qualitative parameters. The aim is to have convenient access to a portfolio of best-in-class vendors.

Compliance Audits

A compliance audit examines a company’s adherence to regulatory standards in depth. The strength and thoroughness of compliance preparations, audit practices, system access controls, and risk management policies are all evaluated during a compliance audit.

Pre-assessment Audit

Before a certification or registration audit, a pre-assessment audit is performed.

Documentation Audit/Desk Audit

A desktop audit reviews the documents that are part of the audit’s scope. A “browser” audit can be completed electronically at the auditor’s desk. The information collected will be used to plan for the audit on-site.