Auditing process

Stage 1

Documentation Review

Review of management system documentation to ensure initial compliance with the standard requirements and evaluate processes and procedures to determine the organization’s readiness to conduct the second stage of the audit

 

Stage 2

On-site Audit

Conduct an on-site audit of the organization to verify the operationality of the management system and includes interviewing employees, observing activities, and collecting data to assess the actual implementation of the standard requirements.

 

Stage 3

Reporting and presenting results

Summary of audit results and presentation of a written report including evidence collected, strengths, and non-conformities

 

Stage 4

Corrective Actions and Review

The organization is required to implement corrective actions to address non-conformities within a specified time frame.

Auditors review and confirm the implementation of corrective actions.

 

Stage 5

Issuance of Certification

In case of full compliance with the standard requirements, a management standard certificate is issued.

 

During audits, not only documents and records are reviewed, but also the system is reviewed to increase its efficiency. During audits, not only documents and records are reviewed, but also the system is reviewed to increase its efficiency.

Compared to similar and internationally recognized certification bodies, the cost of issuing a D.A.S certificate is lower.

After successful completion of the audit process, a recommendation letter will be issued, and after about 2 months the main certificate will be issued.