Management system requirements
Accreditation for Companies
Management system accreditation requirements for companies.
Companies of any size can apply to ANAP. The accreditation requirements for companies are built around recognised management system standards, which describe how an organisation plans, controls and improves its work.
ANAP assesses the management system against the relevant standard and, if appropriate, issues an accreditation certificate. The process is the same five steps used across ANAP: application, systems assessment, assessment, review of the assessment report, and issue of the certificate.
What we offer
Accreditation for Companies: what is covered
Quality management
Assessment against ISO 9001 to show consistent products and services and a focus on customer satisfaction.
Environmental and safety
Assessment against ISO 14001 for environmental management and ISO 45001 for occupational health and safety.
Sector standards
ISO 13485 for medical devices, ISO 22000 for food safety and ISO 50001 for energy management.
Information security
ISO 27001 for organisations that need to protect information and show it.
How it works
The accreditation process
Apply
Submit your application and the scope you want accredited.
Systems assessment
Your documented system is reviewed against the standard.
Assessment
Assessors evaluate your competence and operations in practice.
Review
The assessment report is independently reviewed.
Certificate
If appropriate, the accreditation certificate is issued.
Benefits
Why it matters
- Independent evaluation of how the company is run
- Greater trust from customers, partners and the public
- A consistent, repeatable approach to risk management
- A visible commitment to quality and safety
- Use of the ANAP logo within the accredited scope
Who it is for
Is this right for you?
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can small companies apply?+
Yes. ANAP accepts applicants regardless of size, location or affiliation.
Which standard should we start with?+
Most organisations start with ISO 9001 for quality, then add environmental, safety, or sector-specific standards. Contact us if you are unsure.