Accreditation for Management Systems Certification Bodies (CCGs), under ISO/IEC 17021-1, allows them to provide confidence in their technical competence, consistent operation and impartiality, to carry out the audit of the certification requirements set out in different management system standards. If you would like to have the seal of confidence of ONAC accreditation, to provide this certification service, go to the section Accredit yourself with ONAC on this same page.
If you are looking for a management systems certification body to certify any activity or process in your company or organization with the highest quality standards and with the support of ONAC accreditation, at the top of this section or in our Official Accredited Organizations Directory you can consult the list of accredited management systems certification bodies.
The certification carried out by an accredited body in management systems is an instrument of competitiveness that strengthens companies. It generates confidence among customers, consumers, shareholders and competent authorities, according to the implementation of different management systems to optimize their activities.
The standard under which this scheme is accredited is ISO/IEC 17021-1, the application for accreditation being entirely voluntary, in line with the interests and services provided by the body seeking accreditation, demonstrating performance of its own management system in accordance with the established requirements.
This activity provides advantages to certified companies in different industries, since it contributes to the focus of continuous improvement, compliance with international quality standards and market recognition to obtain commercial advantages.
The certification performed by an accredited CSG is an instrument that strengthens companies. It generates confidence among customers, consumers, shareholders and competent authorities, according to the implementation of different management systems that allow them to optimize their activities, thanks to the requirements established in different management systems.
From ONAC we contribute to the strengthening of quality and the economic reactivation of the country, through the development of new accreditation services in Management Systems Certification Bodies.
The OHSAS 18001 standard has been migrated to ISO 45001, which reinforces the global initiative on the concern of accidents in the workplace and meets the need of organizations to generate greater reliability in the certifications in this standard Occupational Health and Safety Management System.
Bribery is one of the world’s most destructive and challenging problems, the consequences of which are reduced quality of life, increased poverty and damaged public trust. Based on this, ISO developed the ISO 37001 standard to help organizations combat bribery and promote an ethical business culture. ONAC aims at providing our clients with accreditation services in standards with international relevance, giving them an added value.
Food safety is a growing concern and impacts both consumers and businesses around the world. While much of the global food supply is safe, there are high-impact cases that reaffirm the potential danger of foodborne threats to consumers. That is why there are standards such as FSSC 22000 which aim to minimize risks and implement high quality standards in food production.
In a world globalized not only by business, but also by the diversity and nature of threats, the creation, dissemination and implementation of an international standard developed by widely recognized and qualified entities represents a promising tool for sustainable and systematized continuous improvement. That is why ISO 18788 Management System for Private Security Operations was created to support security companies to provide confidence in the performance of their operations, with a commitment to respect human rights and their stakeholders.
Asset management in organizations has taken great relevance due to the demands of demonstrating an efficient and effective management of its tangible and intangible resources, which is evidenced in the optimization of financial resources of the organization, by its internal and external environments (stakeholders, government, among others)
Considering the benefits of this activity, ONAC has integrated to its portfolio of services the Accreditation of Management Systems Certification Bodies, under the ISO 55001:2014 “Asset Management System” standard”
If you are a certification body interested in obtaining this accreditation, keep in mind that some of the technical requirements to meet are:
From the certification of this management system, organizations develop and implement an energy policy, as well as the management of their activities, products or services that interact with the use of energy. ISO 50001 establishes the requirements for a management system that aims to provide continuous and systematic improvements to the energy performance of organizations, contributing to the efficient and sustainable use of energy.
Road safety is an issue of great importance at national and international level, which is why training and raising awareness of road safety issues is of utmost importance. As a result of the above, the ISO 39001 “Road Safety Management System” standard was born, which aims to improve the driving practices of an organization’s employees, achieve an increase in the safety of mobility and minimize the risk of traffic accidents and, consequently, the rate of injuries and fatalities.
If you are a certification body interested in obtaining this accreditation, keep in mind that some of the technical requirements to meet are:
Other Sub-ranges
ISO 9001
NTC GP 1000
NTC 5555
ISO/TS 29001
NTC 6001
ISO 14001
OHSAS 18001
HACCP Management System (HACCP) – Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points – NTC 5830:
Codex Alimentarius – General Principles of Food – CAC/RCP 1- 1969. Rev. 4(2003)
ISO 22000 – ISO 22000:
ISO 28000:
ISO 28001:
ISO/IEC 27001:
