What is ISO certification? What's the point?

ISO certification refers to all international standards formulated by ISO/TC 176. The standard covers a wide range, from basic fasteners and bearings to semi-finished products and finished products, and the technical fields involve information technology, transportation, agriculture, health care and environment. Each work organization has its own work plan, which lists the standard items (test methods, terminology, specifications, performance requirements, etc. ) needs to be formulated.

ISO/TC 176 put forward the implementation strategy of international quality standards in the 1990s as early as the 9th annual meeting of 1990. ISO9000 standard 1994 has been adopted for many years, and three quality assurance standards are usually used for external certification. On June 5438+February 65438+May 2000, the 2000 edition of ISO9000 family standard was officially released and implemented. The 2000 edition of ISO9000 family international standard has four core standards.

Significance: ISO certification can strengthen quality management and improve enterprise efficiency; Enhance customer confidence and expand market share. Obtained the green card of international trade-"passport", and eliminated the international trade barriers. Save the energy and cost of the second-party audit. Always be in an invincible position in the product quality competition. Conducive to international economic cooperation and technical exchanges.

Extended data:

ISO and IEC formulate and revise the international standard 1000 every year. This international standardization organization consists of national standardization organizations in more than 100 countries in the world. The national organization that represents China in ISO is China National Bureau of Technical Supervision (CSBTS). ISO is closely related to the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC), and China's national institution participating in IEC is also the State Bureau of Technical Supervision.

As a whole, ISO and IEC are responsible for formulating internationally recognized standards. ISO and IEC are non-governmental organizations, and their standards are voluntary in nature, which means that these standards must be excellent and will bring benefits to industry and service industry, so they are used consciously.

ISO and IEC are not UN agencies, but they maintain technical ties with many UN specialized agencies. ISO and IEC have about 65,438+0,000 professional technical committees and subcommittees, and all member countries participate in the activities of these technical committees and subcommittees on a national basis. ISO and IEC also have about 3,000 working groups, and ISO and IEC formulate and revise 1000 international standards every year.

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