Did You Know That It Is One Year Until The Transition Deadline For ISO 9001 And ISO 14001
Did You Know That It Is One Year Until The Transition Deadline For ISO 9001 And ISO 14001 certifications to be updated to the 2015 versions?
September 2017 marks one year before all organisations currently certified to ISO 9001:2008 and ISO 14001:2008 need to be re-certified to the 2015 versions of these standards, for the continuation of their compliance.
Failure to achieve certification to the 2015 standard by the deadline will mean the certificate is no longer valid.
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If you are still to update your certification to the 2015 standards, you can contact one of our dedicated staff here at Interface NRM, who would be more than happy to discuss this further with you.
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This week has seen companies from the Construction & Service Industries, in Warwickshire and Stoke On Trent updating their certification to the new standards.
Additional information on these transitions can be found here for ISO 9001 And ISO 14001.
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