EQSAB accredits management-system certification bodies across India and Eurasia. Accreditation confirms assessment of technical competence and impartiality — and every grant, suspension, and withdrawal is published here, in the open.
The register as it stands today, across the certification bodies EQSAB has accredited since inception.
EQSAB is an independent, private accreditation authority. EQSAB is not a signatory to the IAF Multilateral Recognition Arrangement, and EQSAB accreditation does not constitute recognition under the IAF MLA or by any national accreditation body.
Accreditation by EQSAB confirms that a certification body has been assessed against the requirements of ISO/IEC 17021‑1 for technical competence and impartiality. Buyers and specifiers should confirm that this form of accreditation meets their own regulatory or contractual requirements. Read the full statement of legal status →
Everything EQSAB grants, suspends, or withdraws appears in a public, searchable register. No entry, no accreditation.
Every certification body holding EQSAB accreditation, with its scheme, scope sectors, and current status.
Browse the register →Check any accreditation number presented to you. If it isn't in the register, it isn't EQSAB-accredited.
Verify a number →Grants, suspensions, withdrawals, and rule changes — published as formal notices with effective dates.
Read notices →Bodies whose applications are under assessment hold no accreditation and shall make no reference to EQSAB in certificates, marketing, or client communications until a grant is entered in the public register. Describing an application, or an assessment in progress, as accreditation is a misrepresentation under EQSAB-TR-001 and grounds for refusal of the application.
The fee schedule effective for the 2026–27 cycle is published in the document library. Fees are payable in INR or USD; travel and subsistence for on-site assessment activity are charged at cost. No fee is contingent on a positive accreditation decision. Applications accepted before the effective date remain subject to the schedule in force at the time of acceptance.
Applications are now accepted from certification bodies seeking accreditation under ISO/IEC 17021-1 for the certification of management systems against ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 45001:2018, and ISO/IEC 27001:2022. Applicant bodies should review EQSAB-AR-002 and EQSAB-G-001 before submitting form EQSAB-F-001. The current fee schedule applies to all applications received on or after this date.
Accreditation under ISO/IEC 17021‑1 for management-system certification — ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, ISO/IEC 27001, ISO 13485, and ISO 22000 — plus product certification under ISO/IEC 17065, covering CE marking and GMP schemes. A defined assessment cycle: application review, document review, office assessment, witness audits, and annual surveillance.
See the process and feesIf a supplier presents a certificate carrying the EQSAB mark, verify the issuing body's accreditation number here and read what EQSAB accreditation does and does not signify before relying on it.
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