Certification Cycle
What is Certification Cycle?
The complete sequence of initial certification audit, surveillance audits, and recertification audit, typically spanning a three-year period.
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What the standards actually require on certification cycle
Requirements naming certification cycle across 3 standards, quoted from the control text.
The applicant proposes the means of compliance in the PHAC. Submission of the PHAC, the verification plan and any other data requested should happen when design changes still have little programme effect; authority issues on planning are resolved;
do-254-ed-80-design-assurance-guidance-for-airborne-electronic-hardware::9.1 · 9.1 Means of compliance and planning →A written food safety risk assessment of water used in indoor and outdoor production and postharvest covers at minimum: the water sources, identified on maps, photographs or drawings that show sources, fixtures and how water flows through the system including...
globalgap-integrated-farm-assurance-ifa-standard-v6::FV-GFS 30.01.01 · FV-GFS 30.01.01 There is a risk assessment to assess food safety risks for pre- and postharvest water used. →The certification body establishes an audit programme for the full certification cycle under ISO/IEC 17021-1:2015, 9.1.3 (two-stage initial audit, surveillance audits in years one and two, recertification in year three), taking account of the AI systems, techn...
iso-iec-42006-2025::9.1.2 · Audit programme →Questions people ask about certification cycle
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