Accreditation & Compliance Readiness
Prepare for independent accreditation assessment with a defined scope, an evidence-based gap review and a prioritised readiness plan.
Discuss your requirementsTechnical evidence aligned to the proposed scope
A well-defined scope makes it possible to review the activities, personnel, methods, equipment and records that support an application. The readiness review gives management visibility of evidence gaps that could affect its assessment plans.
Scope of work
We agree the activities and criteria to review and trace selected technical records to the responsible personnel, methods and procedures. Findings distinguish technical matters from management system gaps so the right teams can respond.
Scope and criteria
We identify the activities proposed for accreditation and map the applicable criteria to the system and technical work in scope.
Technical evidence review
The review can cover competence, methods, equipment, traceability and selected activity records alongside the management system.
Readiness and closeout
We index the evidence, prioritise gaps and agree actions and responsible owners before the independent assessment.
Frequently asked questions
Who grants accreditation?
The relevant independent accreditation body assesses the applicant and makes the accreditation decision.
Can the review include technical evidence?
Yes. The agreed scope can cover personnel authorisation, equipment, methods, traceability, technical records and scheme-specific evidence, in addition to management system documentation.
Project enquiries
Discuss the scope of your engagement
Share your objectives, the locations in scope and the decision or deadline you are working towards.
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