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UKJAS STRATEGY ON APPROVED SIGNATORIES

 

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UKJAS STRATEGY ON APPROVED SIGNATORIES

Changed December 2016

This strategy frames the UKJAS strategy in regards to research facility and review
office staff approved to sign test reports, adjustment authentications and additionally
assessment reports.

Reference:
ISO/IEC 17020:Latest, Congruity appraisal — Prerequisites for the Activity of Different
Sorts of Bodies Performing Assessment.
ISO/IEC 17011 : Latest, Congruity appraisal — General prerequisites for authorization
bodies certifying similarity evaluation bodies.
ISO/IEC Standard 17025 : Latest, General prerequisites for the capability of testing and
alignment research facilities.

Necessities:

Certify research centers and review offices are answerable for guaranteeing that
their faculty, whether full-time, parttime or under agreement, are directed and
capable, and that they work as per the lab’s or examination organization’s
administration framework. Also, ISO/IEC Standard 17025 and ISO/IEC Standard
17020 expect the board to approve explicit faculty to give test reports, adjustment
declarations and additionally assessment reports.

These prerequisites are additionally articulated in ISO/IEC 17011. License bodies
are expected to keep a rundown of faculty that their certify research centers and
investigation organizations have approved to sign test reports, adjustment
endorsements or potentially examination reports (approved signatories).

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Approved signatories should show a sound information on the tests, adjustments or
reviews, and the research center’s or investigation office’s own administration
framework prerequisites. Approved signatories are faculty liable for supporting test
reports, alignment endorsements and additionally investigation reports, and are
generally administrative or administrative staff. Giving the name of each and every test
or alignment professional or auditor that signs reports isn’t required. Just faculty in the
research center’s or assessment office’s own hierarchical design who are liable for the
information and for answering inquiries from clients or administrative authorities should
be distinguished.

Licensed research facilities and examination organizations should keep a rundown of
their momentum approved signatories. At the point when massive changes happen,
(i.e., changes at an administrative or the board level influencing certification status)
UKJAS will be speedily told. UKJAS assessors will audit this rundown during ordinary
reconnaissance evaluations and reassessments.

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APPROVED SIGNATORIES

UK Head Office
UKJAS Accreditation Pvt. Ltd (UKJAS )
UKJAS House
C/O Mr.Garry 54, Glengarnock Avenue,
E-14 3BP Isle Of Dogs, London UK
Tel.: +448369083940
email: [email protected]
Website: www.ukjas.com

MUMBAI Head Office
UKJAS Accreditation Pvt. Ltd (UKJAS )
UKJAS House
B-401, New Om Kaveri Chs. Ltd., Nagindaspada,
Next To Shiv Sena Office, Nallasopara (E)
Tel.: +7499991895
email: [email protected]
Website: www.ukjas.com

DELHI-NCR Regd. Office
UKJAS Accreditation Pvt. Ltd (UKJAS )
UKJAS House
Asaoti, Dist Palwal
Faridabad Delhi NCR , Haryana
Tel.: +91-7979801035
Fax: +91-250 2341170
Website: www.ukjas.com

Branches

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