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The Standards Institution of Israel
Accredited by: RvA
The Standards Institution of Israel is a management system certification body that focuses on the development and implementation of standards in various sectors. It provides certification services to organizations seeking to demonstrate compliance with international standards. The institution plays a key role in promoting quality and safety in products and services within Israel.
The Standards Institution of Israel, Quality and Certification Div., 42 Chaim Levanon Street 0, 69977 TEL AVIV, Israël
Certification Scopes (3)
ISO 9001
Management system certification bodies
Raad voor Accreditatie (Dutch Accreditation Council)
Israel
The document outlines the accreditation scope for the Standards Institution of Israel, focusing on ISO 9001 for quality management systems. It details the certification schemes applicable to various sectors, including food products, textiles, and pharmaceuticals. The accreditation is valid from September 3, 2025, to September 1, 2028, and replaces a previous annex. The document is approved by the Dutch Accreditation Council, indicating its compliance with international standards.
ISO 13485
Management system certification bodies
Raad voor Accreditatie (Dutch Accreditation Council)
Israel
The document outlines the accreditation scope for the Standards Institution of Israel, focusing on ISO 9001 for quality management systems. It details the certification schemes applicable to various sectors, including food products, textiles, and pharmaceuticals. The accreditation is valid from September 3, 2025, to September 1, 2028, and replaces a previous annex. The document is approved by the Dutch Accreditation Council, indicating its compliance with international standards.
ISO 14001
Management system certification bodies
Raad voor Accreditatie (Dutch Accreditation Council)
Israel
The document outlines the accreditation scope for the Standards Institution of Israel, focusing on ISO 9001 for quality management systems. It details the certification schemes applicable to various sectors, including food products, textiles, and pharmaceuticals. The accreditation is valid from September 3, 2025, to September 1, 2028, and replaces a previous annex. The document is approved by the Dutch Accreditation Council, indicating its compliance with international standards.
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