Get your lab accreditation-ready — from method validation and measurement uncertainty to the quality system your assessor expects to see.
Book a consultation All servicesISO/IEC 17025 is the international standard for the competence of testing and calibration laboratories. Accreditation to ISO 17025 demonstrates that a lab produces technically valid results and operates a sound quality management system.
It covers both technical requirements — method validation, measurement uncertainty, equipment calibration, competence of personnel — and management requirements. Accreditation is granted by a recognized accreditation body after an on-site assessment.
We assess your lab against ISO 17025 requirements and your accreditation body's expectations.
Method validation, measurement uncertainty budgets, equipment calibration control, and traceability.
A quality manual and procedures that fit a lab — document control, internal audits, and management review.
Mock assessment and support closing findings so your on-site assessment goes smoothly.
It is formal recognition, by an accreditation body, that a testing or calibration laboratory is technically competent and operates a compliant quality system — so its results are trusted by customers and regulators.
No. ISO 9001 covers general quality management; ISO 17025 adds specific technical competence requirements for labs, including method validation and measurement uncertainty. A lab may pursue both, but ISO 17025 is the lab-specific one.
Yes. Building defensible measurement-uncertainty budgets is one of the areas labs most often need support with, and assessors scrutinize it closely.
It varies with the lab's starting point and scope, but a structured gap-to-assessment path typically runs several months. A gap assessment gives you a realistic timeline.
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