ISO 17025:2005(E) & Laboratory Accreditation

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ISO 17025

An international standard that specifies the general requirements for the competence of testing and calibration laboratories.

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Accreditation

A formal recognition by an authoritative body that a laboratory is competent to perform specific tasks.

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Laboratory Accreditation

Formal recognition that a testing or calibration laboratory is competent to carry out specific tests or calibrations.

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Competence

The ability of a laboratory to perform specific tasks accurately and reliably.

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Proficiency Testing (PT)

A program that laboratories participate in to compare their testing results against a standardized benchmark to ensure quality.

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Deficiency

Any nonconformity to accreditation requirements affecting a laboratory's performance.

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Management System

An organized system used by a laboratory to manage its policies, procedures, and responsibilities.

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Periodic Re-assessment

A regular review process to ensure ongoing conformity to accreditation standards.

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Surveillance Assessment

An annual review to confirm that a laboratory is still in compliance with its accreditation requirements.

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Technical Requirements

Requirements addressing the technical aspects of testing and calibration, including methods and personnel qualifications.

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Management Requirements

Requirements that relate to the management systems, documentation, and operational controls of the laboratory.

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ISO 9001

An international standard that specifies requirements for a quality management system.

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Document Control

The process of managing documentation to ensure that it is current, available, and properly handled.

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Corrective Actions

Actions taken to eliminate the causes of detected nonconformities to prevent recurrence.

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Internal Audits

Systematic examinations of a quality management system performed by internal auditors to verify compliance and effectiveness.

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Regulatory Authorities

Government or statutory bodies responsible for ensuring compliance with laws and standards.

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Accrediting Body

An organization that provides accreditation to laboratories based on specific criteria.