Subgroup 2- ISO17025 standardization – Thursday October 5 at 4:00 p.m.

ISO17025 standardization working group meeting

ISO 17025 is an essential standard for laboratories to help them harmonize their procedures and methods. This harmonization facilitates coordination between laboratories and other organizations.

Historically, the standardization of laboratory activities was initiated by ISO/IEC Guide 25, published in 1990, the result of collaboration between the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC). In 1999, the first ISO 17025 standard was published based on ISO/IEC Guide 25, then revised in 2005 and 2017.

Working group to facilitate the implementation of this standard within SMEs in the Measurement Network:

• Framework of the standard
• Terms of implementation work
• Documentation
• Advantages and obstacles

Following the last meeting, several members of the group wish to benefit from shared support.

• Based on the first two quotes submitted, the group identified two areas of training:
  • Understand the standard, understand the meaning of the requests, what are the COFRAC requirements? (Group 1)
  • Work on the operational implementation of the different stages of accreditation (Group 2).

Thursday October 5 at 4:00 p.m. by video – Subgroup 2

Would you like to know more and participate in this working group?

Contact Estelle Duflot

06 51 05 08 80 – eduflot@reseau-mesure.com

 

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