Building Trust Through Certified Products.

The manufacturer submits online application to BIS with details about the product.

BIS officials conduct a factory inspection to ensure the manufacturing process meets the required specifications as per the relevant IS standards.

Product samples are sent to BIS-approved laboratories for testing against the relevant Indian Standards (IS).

BIS reviews the inspection report and test results.

If the product complies with the standards, BIS grants the ISI mark certification, allowing the manufacturer to use the ISI mark on their products.

The manufacturer submits the application to JQA, including product details and quality management system information.

The certification body reviews the application and conducts an initial assessment to ensure the product meets the relevant JIS standards.

An audit of the manufacturing facility is conducted to verify compliance with JIS standards.

Samples of the product are tested in a certified laboratory to ensure they meet the required standards.

If the product passes the audit and testing, a certification agreement is signed between the manufacturer and the certification body.

The certification body issues the JIS mark certificate, allowing the manufacturer to use the JIS mark on their products.

Determine which EU directives apply to your product based on its category.

Ensure your product meets the essential requirements of the applicable directives.

Assess whether your product complies with the relevant standards, which may involve internal testing or third-party testing by a notified body.

Compile a technical dossier that includes details about the product’s design, development, and manufacturing process.

Draft and sign a Declaration of Conformity, stating that your product meets all relevant requirements.

Once all steps are completed, affix the CE mark to your product.

Submit an application to ASME, including details about the product and the scope of certification.

Ensure the product is designed and manufactured according to ASME standards.

Obtain reviews and assessments from an Authorized Inspection Agency (AIA) on the product’s design, quality control, and manufacturing processes.

Undergo rigorous inspections and testing to verify compliance with ASME standards.

Maintain detailed records of the design, manufacturing, inspection, and testing processes.

If all requirements are met, ASME issues the certification, allowing the manufacturer to use the ASME Stamp on their products.