Do you know how a supplier’s declaration of conformity can help your business?
Organisations do not have to be accredited to benefit from Quality standards such as ISO 9001. A supplier’s declaration of conformity is a first-party and self-declaration of conformity without much of the overhead required by formal accreditations.
Some of the conditions are: Services are in a form that will not be confused with any certification (third party conformity assessment) mark, and are traceable. There are procedures in place to re-evaluate the validity of the declaration of conformity when/if there are changes: 1- that affect the object’s design or specification (for example the changes to the actual product, management system etc); 2- to the specified requirements (including standards) that relate to the object of this declaration; 3- in ownership or management; 4- there is any relevant information which indicates the object no longer fulfills the specified requirements.
Here is our supplier’s declaration of conformity to ISO 9001 and AS9100. https://sites.google.com/site/jfgiraudeng/supplierdeclarationofconformity
references:
- http://www.iso.org/iso/pub100304.pdf
“Supplier’s declaration of conformity”: A declaration by your supplier itself affirming that its QMS meets ISO 9001 requirements, usually supported by legally binding signatures. This declaration can be based on your supplier’s internal audit system, or on second-party or third-party audits - ISO/IEC 17050