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Atlas Certification is supporting World Quality Week.  This year between the 8th and 12th  November, the focus will be in sustainability and its environmental, social and governance (ESG) impact.  Sustainability can’t just be an area Atlas

Government confirms businesses will have an extra year to start using the new product safety marking – the UKCA marking. Businesses will have an additional year to apply new product safety markings for most products placed on the market in Atlas

There are many certification bodies in the UK and overseas that are not UKAS accredited or accredited by any recognised, government appointed body.   Increasingly, buyers and procurement specialists are rejecting non-accredited certificates in the Atlas

The Atlas Certification team are delighted to receive SSIP (Safety Schemes In Procurement) accreditation by UKAS (United Kingdom Accreditation Service) and become a Certification Body Member of SSIP.  This permits us to grant ISO 45001:2018 Atlas

So Britain’s PM has indicated that from the 19th July 2021 the majority of Covid-19 restrictions as we know it are to be lifted. But what does that mean for management system certification audits, especially Atlas

We’d like to share a recent post published by UKAS which clarifies the differences in terminology between the terms accredited, accreditation and certification. We ask our clients to consider the text used on their websites Atlas

Established by the International Accreditation Forum (IAF) and the International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (ILAC), World Accreditation Day is a global initiative to promote the value of accreditation. WAD 2021 focuses on how accreditation can be used to achieve Atlas

Members of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) Technical Committee 176, Sub-Committee 2 (TC176/SC2) have taken the decision not to proceed with the much-anticipated update of ISO 9001:2015. TC176/SC2 conducted a systematic review of ISO Atlas