CBs Look to Throw Out Complaints Based on “Motive”
CBs are trying to create a new interpretation of accreditation rules so they can toss out complaints at will.
CBs are trying to create a new interpretation of accreditation rules so they can toss out complaints at will.
There is a correct answer in this long-standing debate, and one that will avoid a major AS9100 nonconformity.
An auditor told a client to avoid ITAR laws by falsifying customer design data.
Johnson is running for President as an anti-China candidate, but companies that bear his name continue to operate in China, under CCP control.
India’s Anil Jauhri wants airlines to oversee ISO accreditation now, because his conflicts of interest prevent him from asking NABCB.
The Inspector General’s admission that it has more records related to the CyberAB raises serious red flags.
Emanuele Riva committed a crime by re-accrediting a Russian accreditation body, ignoring the IAF’s own mandate and international laws.
This week I wrote an opinion piece about an SQF-certified company cited by the US Dept. of Labor...
The ISO Secretary-General’s term limits will end just as the UN will seek a new Secretary-General.
If the world wants to trust ISO certificates again, it has to take two actions that the usual suspects are not going to like.
Four consultants are leading the push to add climate change to ISO 9001, ignoring polls and even ISO’s own study on the issue.
Clients report that Intertek is failing to perform audits due to a lack of auditors, the same problem that had plagued SAI.