Have the laboratories (testing labs) where you work been **accredited?

We have only passed the capability verification, and the application documents have been submitted, but we have not yet received accreditation.

In August 2008, our engineering center just passed the **inspection, and the laboratory was upgraded to a **-level laboratory

Has the lab where the poster’s author works been accredited? Is it an enterprise laboratory or a research institute? If it has been approved, please share your experiences, especially the benefits for the laboratory resulting from this approval.

I know very little; could someone explain in detail the certification for laboratories: what are the requirements and what are the benefits? Analysis can be quite troublesome; those working on the manufacturing process often doubt the accuracy of the analysis

Our laboratory is very small; it hasn’t passed the inspection yet

I think it’s possible to apply. **Laboratories are usually those in research institutions and universities; many colleges and universities become famous because of their **laboratories. But this is rarely seen in enterprises; only large state-owned companies seem to have such ideas. As for joint ventures like ours, we’ve never even heard of anything like it.

That’s usually the case: when a product is defective, first check the testing procedures, and then look at the equipment. . It would be great if those who know about this could explain in detail the entire process for laboratory certification: time:

It’s usually like this. When there are problems with the product, in the manufacturing process people first look for causes in the testing procedures before considering issues with the equipment; it’s rare for them to think that it’s a problem with the manufacturing procedures themselves. 2. Regarding the topic of laboratory certification, those who have experience with it could please explain the entire process and the key points – just in case it might be useful someday. :victory: :time:

If you know, could you share? This is a new factory of mine that hasn’t started operating properly yet; I’d like to share this so that others can use it as a reference

This post was last edited by CNAS laboratory on 2012-7-26 at 14:14. What are the requirements for applying for accreditation? a) Having a clear legal status and the capacity to assume legal responsibilities ； b) Comply with the accreditation criteria issued by CNAS; c) Adhere to the relevant provisions of CNAS’ accreditation regulations and fulfill the corresponding obligations ； d) Compliance with relevant laws and regulations. Benefits of laboratory accreditation: Since the laboratory accreditation services provided by Wilshire China are based on the latest international requirements for laboratory operations, a laboratory that establishes a quality management system in accordance with these requirements and obtains accreditation can improve its management level, gain acceptance from the public and society, enhance its competitiveness in economic and trade activities, and earn greater trust from customers. If there is anything still unclear, feel free to contact me for help.

The laboratory of Shandong Jingbo has passed the **laboratory certification: victory:

It has not passed **laboratory certification; generally, fewer laboratories in ordinary enterprises apply for such certification

Laboratory accreditation process: Obtaining application forms and relevant documents, consultation, formal application, preliminary review of documents, preparation before reviewer assessment, confirmation of on-site assessment plan, notification of on-site assessment findings, corrective action report after the on-site assessment, on-site assessment report, evaluation, confirmation of rectification of all deficiencies, approval of accreditation