9·21 Beijing Seminar | Following Major Revisions to Certification Rules, How Can Enterprises and Certification Bodies Ensure Efficient Coordination?


Since 2025, National Certification and Accreditation Administration This marks the most comprehensive overhaul of management system certification rules in nearly a decade, with all six new versions now fully in effect. Simultaneously, the State Administration for Market Regulation has issued accompanying regulatory documents to institutionalize “double-random, one-public” oversight across the entire certification process. As the rules have changed, so too must the ways in which enterprises and certification bodies engage with one another.

To help enterprises thoroughly understand the new version of certification standards, master the key coordination points with certification bodies, standardize end-to-end integration procedures, effectively mitigate audit‑compliance risks, and ensure the ongoing compliance and effectiveness of their management systems, Beijing United Zhiye Certification Co., Ltd. is specially organizing this specialized training session.


 

Core content of this training session

A Comparative Analysis of the New Certification Rules for the Three Major Management Systems

Focusing on the three major management systems—quality management, environmental management, and occupational health and safety management—the organization has meticulously mapped out the key differences between the old and new standards across all stages of its core processes, including certification application, surveillance audits, and recertification, thereby clarifying the updated alignment criteria and compliance requirements.

Comprehensive System Explanation of End-to-End Authentication Integration Standards

It provides end-to-end coverage of the entire business process, including certification application, document submission, on-site audit preparation, issue rectification, and outcome verification, with clearly defined timelines for each stage and a well‑articulated delineation of rights and responsibilities between enterprises and certification bodies.

Key Compliance Considerations for Major Changes to Corporate Structures

It provides a detailed definition of scenarios for determining major system changes, standardizes the deadlines for change notifications, compiles a comprehensive checklist of required submission documents, and establishes standardized processing procedures, while offering an in-depth analysis of the various potential risks and consequences associated with non‑compliant submissions.

Training Instructor   


 


 

Jie Lihua
 

Executive General Manager and Director of Certification Quality at United Zhiye Certification Company
 

With many years of experience in the operational management of certification bodies and the development of quality‑management systems, he has spearheaded efforts to ensure the quality of certification services and advance technical standards. He possesses a deep understanding of the latest certification regulations, seamless integration of business processes, and regulatory‑inspection requirements. He excels at translating policy mandates into actionable management measures and brings extensive hands‑on expertise in ensuring compliant operations and continuous quality improvement within certification organizations.


 


 

Wu Jinrong

United Zhiye Certification Company Director of Certification Decisions, Quality Manager for Certification Projects
 

With a long-standing focus on certification decision‑making and project quality management, the individual has assumed responsibility for technical reviews and compliance oversight, possessing in-depth knowledge of the specific standards governing the use of certification marks and labels, as well as key regulatory inspection priorities. Drawing on extensive experience in audit practice and risk mitigation, they demonstrate a solid technical foundation and a keen awareness of compliance risks, excelling at precisely ensuring the quality of certification projects.


 

Training Details

Training Time :

Monday, September 21, 2026, 2:00 PM–4:00 PM

Training Format and Venue :

Offline venue: 17th Floor, Building C, Kaisuan City, No. 170 Beiyuan Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing;

Online synchronous session — Tencent Meeting (the meeting ID will be provided separately after registration).

Target trainees:

Enterprise quality and management system managers, certification‑related liaison officers, and certificate administrators; personnel within certified organizations responsible for the maintenance and use of certification certificates; and practitioners at certification consulting and training firms.

Training fee:

In-person attendance: RMB 699 per person;

Online participation: RMB 499 per person;

Certified clients of United Zhiye may attend the training free of charge.

After online participants complete registration, the organizing staff will provide unified access credentials for the conference.

Registration method:

Contact: Ms. Liu

Contact number: 13520232401

Beijing United Zhiye Certification Co., Ltd. (UICC) was formed through the restructuring and integration of institutions formerly affiliated with former national ministries and commissions. It is a group‑based, internationally oriented professional organization that offers comprehensive services in areas such as standards certification, green and low‑carbon development, ecological environment management, intelligent manufacturing, and diagnostic evaluation. UICC is a third‑party certification body approved or filed with the State Administration for Market Regulation’s Certification and Accreditation Administration, providing certifications for management systems, products, services, and related fields. Its key certification domains have earned dual accreditation from CNAS and UKAS. With a team of over one thousand professional management and technical experts, including numerous industry specialists, UICC has established branches at various levels in more than thirty major cities across China. To date, it has issued over 130,000 certificates across diverse business sectors, serving more than 60,000 client organizations. Backed by a portfolio of over 100,000 successful projects spanning a wide range of industries, UICC has become an integrated provider of new momentum and endogenous drivers for the high‑quality development of enterprises, industries, and cities.

With the new regulations now in effect, certification integration has moved away from traditional methods. On September 21, the in-person Beijing venue and the online session will launch simultaneously. We warmly invite all enterprises to participate in this training. Please coordinate promptly with your respective departments to secure your organization’s training spots.

For more training details, please continue to follow the official WeChat account of “United Zhiye Certification Co., Ltd.”.

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