United Intelligence successfully passed the 2021 UKAS office remote accreditation assessment

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2021-11-02 14:47

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From October 18-21 and 25-28, 2021, Beijing United Intelligence Certification Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "the Company") successfully underwent the UKAS 2021 annual office remote accreditation assessment lasting eight half-days. This assessment was the third surveillance audit in the current accreditation cycle, covering three certification areas: quality management system, environmental management system, and occupational health and safety management system. Senior management, department heads, and relevant personnel of the company participated in the assessment.

UKAS appointed a five-member audit team led by Shaun Fanning, which conducted a comprehensive review of the company's certification activities management based on ISO 17021 and other related accreditation documents. Due to domestic pandemic control measures, this assessment was conducted remotely using ICT technology. Because of the time difference, the remote audit took place from 15:00 to 19:00. During the audit, our company efficiently and promptly provided all necessary materials required by each auditor, ensuring the smooth completion of the assessment and receiving unanimous recognition from the auditors.

During this accreditation assessment, the UKAS audit team conducted a comprehensive, detailed, and rigorous review of our company's system operation, business scope management, personnel competency management, full-process certification implementation management, and impartiality management. The UKAS audit team unanimously agreed that United Intelligence effectively maintains and operates its management systems and gave positive recognition and good evaluation of our company's work over the past year. They also provided comments and improvement suggestions regarding the organization's work in certification management-related areas.

We will take this assessment as an opportunity to continuously improve, continue to uphold the philosophy of delivering trust and serving development, constantly enhance our management level, maintain standardized operations and steady development, continuously improve certification quality, and provide customers with high-quality certification services.

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