Last week, translate plus successfully passed surveillance audits for ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 17100, accredited by QMS International.
A QMS auditor visited the London office to verify that our management systems are in compliance with the relevant ISO standard practice.
The certification auditor also checked to ensure that actions were being taken to meet quality standards and that the objectives of the organisation [translate plus] are suitable.
We’re pleased to announce that we passed with zero non-compliances.
The official ISO auditor, who made the visit, said that we displayed a: “Well led Quality Management System with thorough quality assurance policies and practices in place.”
What do the audits mean?
By adopting ISO 9001 we’ve demonstrated that our organisation is customer focused and committed to delivering high quality services. ISO 9001 is the world’s most widely recognised quality management standard.
ISO 14001 sets the standard for Environmental Management Systems – by passing this it means that we have demonstrated our commitment to protecting the environment.
The new internationally recognised ISO 17100 standard – formerly EN 15038, only recognised at European level – is specifically for translation service providers and covers the essential processes for providing translation services.
It establishes the necessary steps it takes to deliver a consistently high quality service. This includes how to manage people, train translators, establish core processes and use technology effectively. Its aim is to outline the service a client will receive within a recognised set of procedures that are carried out to best practice.
If you would like to find out more about these accreditations, or to enquire about our services or solutions, please contact us now.