Advantages and disadvantages of accreditation

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Advantages and disadvantages of accreditation

Author : Pierre BARBIER

Publication date: February 10, 2015 | Lire en français

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  • Pierre BARBIER : ENSEIRB engineer, Doctor of Electronics, Founder and Honorary President of the Collège français de métrologie

 INTRODUCTION

Accreditation to the appropriate quality standard (ISO 17025, ISO 17020...) is often recommended, sometimes required. While, for many years, BNM (Bureau National de Métrologie) accreditation was a guarantee of technical quality, accreditation also provides guarantees as to the quality organization of the laboratory in charge of calibration and/or testing. This fact sheet details the advantages and disadvantages of accreditation.

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