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gavinjordan
Hi,
I hope this is in the right forum!
Two questions in one:
How can you quickly tell if an ISO standard is an auditable standard? Is the scope the best - e.g. ISO 9004 states it is not intended for certification in that part. But it is not always this clear.
Second question, can you make reference to a non-auditable standard within the scope of certification for an auditable standard (i.e include reference to meeting the requirements of a code of practice or guidance note)? I take it as a given you cannot refer to meeting the requirements of an auditable standard through auditing a different auditable standard.
Thanks in advance for any help!
Gavin
I hope this is in the right forum!
Two questions in one:
How can you quickly tell if an ISO standard is an auditable standard? Is the scope the best - e.g. ISO 9004 states it is not intended for certification in that part. But it is not always this clear.
Second question, can you make reference to a non-auditable standard within the scope of certification for an auditable standard (i.e include reference to meeting the requirements of a code of practice or guidance note)? I take it as a given you cannot refer to meeting the requirements of an auditable standard through auditing a different auditable standard.
Thanks in advance for any help!
Gavin