Accreditation scheme

System

BoA provides assessment and accreditation services to a broad range of organisations and industries based on key international standards.

Through BoA alignment to these standards, accredited organisations can be trusted, technical results counted on, measurement relied upon, and inspected equipment safe and reliable for public use.

System

: GLP-OECD
: VIRAS
: VIPAS

Việc cấp chứng nhận theo tiêu chuẩn ISO/IEC 17025 đóng vai trò quan trọng trong việc hỗ trợ tính hợp lệ và độ tin cậy của kết quả từ các phòng thí nghiệm kiểm tra và hiệu chuẩn trong nhiều lĩnh vực ngành nghề.

: VILAS Med

Các hoạt động kiểm tra có thể liên quan đến việc xem xét một sản phẩm, quy trình, dịch vụ, lắp đặt hoặc thiết kế và xác định sự phù hợp của nó với các yêu cầu cụ thể.

: VICAS

Nguyên tắc GLP của OECD bao gồm các quy trình tổ chức và các điều kiện theo đó các nghiên cứu môi trường và sức khỏe phi lâm sàng được lập kế hoạch, thực hiện, giám sát, ghi lại, báo cáo và lưu giữ.

: VIAS

Việc công nhận ISO 17034 mang lại sự đảm bảo rằng các nhà sản xuất vật liệu tham chiếu có đủ năng lực.

: VILAS

Việc công nhận SDS tuân theo Tiêu chuẩn của Hiệp hội Giấc ngủ Úc (ASA). Chương trình này dành cho tất cả các loại dịch vụ về giấc ngủ và bao gồm hỗ trợ hành chính, dịch vụ quản lý lâm sàng, nghiên cứu chẩn đoán và nghiên cứu điều trị.

Proficiency testing (PT) and CRM databases

These publications are protected by copyright under the Commonwealth of Australia Copyright Act 1968.

The EPTIS database provides a comprehensive listing of PT providers, including their accreditation status and the PT schemes they offer.

The COMAR database provides a listing certified reference materials (CRMs).

FOR GOVEMENT REGULATORY AGENCIES

  1. Enhancing State Management Efficiency:
    By utilizing the results from accredited conformity assessment bodies, government agencies have a reliable tool for inspection, monitoring, and quality supervision.
  2. Contributing to the development of a national quality infrastructure:
    Accreditation is an essential component of the National Quality Infrastructure (NQI), supporting social- economic development, science and technology development and international integration.
  3. Reducing the burden of verification and supervision:
    Reducing the direct verification and supervision workload of regulatory agencies, as conformity assessment activities are periodically audited and evaluated by accreditation bodies.
  4. Promoting the adoption of standards:
    Accreditation encourages conformity assessment bodies and enterprises to apply and comply with standards and regulations.
  5. Encouraging international integration:
    Supporting regulatory agencies in participating in international agreements and fostering global integration.

FOR SOCCIETY

  1. Promoting International Trade:
    Through participation in multilateral agreements (ILAC/IAF MRA/MLA), results from organizations accredited by BoA are recognized in over 100 countries, helping to expand global markets.
  2. Reducing Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT):
    Assisting businesses in overcoming technical requirements of international markets, thereby boosting exports and cross-border trade.
  3. Contributing to the Protection of Consumer Rights and Interests:
    Accreditation activities support protect consumers by ensuring that products, services, and systems are evaluated objectively and reliably.
  4. Improving the Quality of Goods and Services:
    Accreditation promotes compliance with regulations, thereby enhancing the quality of goods and services available in the market.
  5. Encouraging Fair Competition:
    Promoting fair competition among businesses based on adherence to standards.
  6. Building Consumer Trust:
    Strengthening public and business confidence in the quality and safety of products, goods, and services.
  7. Saving Time and Costs:
    With international recognition, businesses reduce costs associated with repeated testing and certification abroad, shortening the time to market.

FOR CUSTOMERS (CONFOMITY ASSESSMENT BODIES)

  1. Enhancing Reputation and Competence:
    Accreditation serves as independent and objective evidence of the competence of conformity assessment bodies, helping them demonstrate technical capability, management system effectiveness, and the ability to perform activities according to international standards.
  2. Encouraging International Integration:
    As BoA participates in international agreements under IAF/ILAC, organizations accredited by BoA can offer conformity assessment services recognized worldwide.
  3. Increasing Competitiveness:
    Accreditation enables organizations to assert their capabilities and create sustainable competitive advantages in the dynamic business environment.
  4. Encouraging Continuous Improvement:
    Accreditation activities encourage organizations to maintain, enhance their competencies, and update technical requirements, thereby improving the quality of conformity assessments.
  5. Demonstrating Competence to Regulatory Authorities:
    Accreditation results serve as objective evidence proving the organization's competence to governmental agencies.