Exertis has announced that it has secured recertification of its ISO 9001 accreditation, the international standard that specifies requirements for a quality management system (QMS).
The ISO 9001 standard is the only standard in the ISO 9000 series to which organisations can certify as Richard Hinds, Exertis UK&I, chief operating officer said: “As a recognised standard worldwide, ISO 9001 gives our customers and partners confidence that we work to standards and procedures that will provide them with a high degree of quality and service.
“We attach great importance to quality and having that checked regularly by an independent organisation is evidence that customers are at the core of our business. In addition, an ISO 9001 certification is often a pre-requisite and minimum requirement for some of our vendors when they are considering suppliers or tendering for business opportunities.”
ISO 9001 is subject to satisfactory annual reviews, with certification being valid for three years, covering the goods in, customer services and accounts payable functions at Exertis.
Subject to satisfactory annual reviews, certification is valid for three years and covers the Goods In, Customer Services and Accounts Payable functions at Exertis.
Exertis also has ISO 27001 accreditation, an international standard for managing information security for its professional services operation facilitated by a range of support contracts for customers from its technical assistance centre and is a certification body for the IASME Governance standard for cyber essential plus certifications.
Exertis also has ISO 27001 accreditation, the international standard for managing information security, for its professional services operation which facilitates a range of support contracts for customers from its Technical Assistance Centre and is a certification body for the IASME Governance standard for Cyber Essentials Plus certifications.