Certification of Management Systems

PECB provides audits and certifications of management systems in:

• Quality,
• Health & Safety,
• Environment,
• Information Security,
• Business Continuity,
• IT Service Management,
• Food Safety,
• Asset Management,
• Energy Management,
• Medical Devices,
• Supply Chain Security.

This is optional and it must be done at least 3 months before the Certification Audit.

Certification will be issued within 2 weeks after successfully closing the audit.

Having your organizational system/s audited by an independent third party professional organization, such as PECB, can be a useful tool in identifying any shortcomings of your existing systems with the purpose of having these shortcomings adequately addressed. Once it is determined that the organizational system does comply with the targeted standards, validation and certification will take place.  Receiving an internationally recognized certificate establishes your organization as an adaptive and flexible organization that is in pace with global best practices, which furthers customer trust in the products and/or services that you provide. These benefits can have a multifaceted impact on your business, ultimately cascading to an increase in market share.

The cost of Management System Certification depends on the company size, process complexity and business complexity.

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A Management System is a framework of policies, processes and procedures used by an organization. A Management System can cover multiple standards and fields.

Management System Certification can be obtained when organizations have implemented and documented a management system and abide to a code of practices, industrial guidance and other regulations. The Management System needs be audited and meet the requirements in order to receive certification.

1^st Surveillance Audit: no longer than 12 months from the initial certification audit

2^nd Surveillance Audit: no longer than 12 months from the 1^st surveillance audit