ISO 9001 certificate for multiple sites?

[pammesue]

I have a question about expansion of our ISO certificate.

We are currently an ISO 9001 certified manufacturer in the US. We are going to procure a warehouse and start selling our product in the UK.

There wont be manufacturing of our product in the UK but they will be cutting our product to length and doing a final pressure test.

What sort of issues do I need to address in regards to our ISO certificate?

I really don't know what to do first. Should I contact our registrar?

thanks yall!

 

[Randy]

Yep, contact the CB, most of the response you get here will be "I guess" plus a lot of "this and that"....The CB will have the absolute correct answer for you

 

[AndyN]

Totally agree with Randy. You have options which your CB rep (business development) can give you, like do they share a QMS, etc.

Check with your CB, of course, that they have an office in the UK!

 

[pammesue]

Oh they do its LLOYDS just contacted them

 

[Randy]

Lloyds?

Andy, you ever hear about a Lloyds

 

[AndyN]

Lloyds?

Andy, you ever hear about a Lloyds

Now, Randy, what do you expect me to say about my Alma mater?

 

[Randy]

Now, Randy, what do you expect me to say about my Alma mater?

Ah yes, please forgive me.

I hope we helped the young lady

Good luck pammesue

 

[kzachawk]

We have multiple site certificates which engage other countries, its not uncommon. Just remember to choose one Registrar which exists in all the countries where you plan on carrying the multiple site cert. Further remember that if the folks in the UK acquire a Major N/C from an external audit, it will effect your certificate since its now global.

 

[Randy]

We have multiple site certificates which engage other countries, its not uncommon. Just remember to choose one Registrar which exists in all the countries where you plan on carrying the multiple site cert. Further remember that if the folks in the UK acquire a Major N/C from an external audit, it will effect your certificate since its now global.

Already solved...Lloyds does