”What does it mean to have passed the ISO-9002 quality system certification?
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What does it mean to often see phrases like “certified under the ISO-9002 quality management system”? If it’s approved, how much money can one earn? Do we have to close the doors if we fail?
This means that the product quality of this company meets the **testing standards and is qualified. Actually, even if you pass it, there isn’t much other use for it; it’s mainly useful for bidding purposes. If you don’t use it for bidding, then you won’t use it very often in everyday life. Actually, it’s all fake. During the inspection, what’s needed are the certificates of conformity for the relevant products, as well as proof of instrument calibration; if these aren’t available, they’re fabricated, or something that looks plausible is used instead. Additionally, money has to be prepared, and generally, the inspection will be passed in such cases.
It’s just a certificate of qualification for the company, but it’s still useful for companies that bid on construction projects. For companies that produce in bulk, it can be printed on the product’s outer packaging. This certification seems a bit fake these days; few people actually go through the process, as it’s usually sufficient to just receive the money.