Cheminova Organics Pvt. Ltd. getting ISO 9001:2000 issued by Care Certification. CCPL is accredited by Norwegian Accreditation (NA) Norway for the QMS, EMS & FSMS Certification Programme. Norwegian Accreditation (NA) is the Norwegian acreditation body, Norway.
CCPL will regularly carry out audits of Cheminova Organics Pvt. Ltd. systems and processes to ensure continued compliance with the standard. This will help us to achieve continued improvement of our Quality Management System and increased value for money to all of our clients.
Cheminova Organics Pvt. Ltd. pledges to gain complete satisfaction through product innovation, quality, and service. Cheminova will accomplish its mission through these commitments.
· Determine customer needs and requirements
· Develop new products for continuous process improvement
· Maintain control of the quality of incoming raw materials
· Maintain statistical quality control of its products to reduce variability
· Provide quality technical service to improve process quality and reduce costs
· Emphasize continuous improvement of its products through research and development
Continue a strong "partnership" with its customers through quality control, research and technical service for mutual growth Cheminova Organics Pvt. Ltd. management is committed to a total quality program.
An ISO 9001:2000-certified company must also compare internal quality measures with actual client feedback and exhibit a commitment to constant improvement to quality assurance procedures to an unbiased auditor. According to the chemical major, apart from bringing about organizational self-discipline, the certification would ensure the companies entry in the highly competitive global chemical market original equipment manufacturer (OEM) market; reduce in variability and in the number of non-conformities. It would also bring consistency in quality owing to continuous use of FMEA techniques as well as result in cost savings by way of lesser number of rejections.
The ISO 9000 series of international standards was published by the International Organization for Standardization in 1987. These are generic standards for quality management and quality assurance that apply to all types of companies. They can be adapted to fit both large and small companies in all sectors of the economy. ISO certification is not a stamp of approval on finished goods manufactured. It is the assurance to its customer's that a company is committed to quality through the acceptance of the standards set by the ISO series, the achievement of certification from an accredited registrar, and the continuing effort to improve through both regular internal audits and registrar surveillance audits. More than 80 countries have adopted the standards and thousands of companies all over the world are now registered. The standards are recognized internationally as the language of quality and are viewed as facilitating world trade and improving the economies of the world.
