DAAC accreditation sends a clear message. It says your certification or inspection body can be counted on to perform its duties—in an authoritative and impartial way. It flags that you have been approved by an independent third party as a professional body that acts with integrity when certifying or inspecting for conformity assessment.
Third-party accreditation is recognised around the world as the highest and most credible type a certification or inspection body can obtain.
What are the benefits of accreditation?
DAAC accreditation is internationally recognised. This symbol of assurance offers you many direct benefits.
• Highlights your competence and credibility.
• Confirms you are independent and impartial.
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• Enables you to benchmark ongoing performance against relevant standards.
• Informs your clients you have meet the highest level of assessment and professionalism in the industry.
• Flags your ability to meet mandatory regularly requirements.
• Strengthens your ability to compete overall.
Accreditation throughout the market chain is increasingly important. The business world we live in is growing quickly and is highly complex with many inspectors and certifiers operating without accreditation this is risky for all players, right through to the ultimate consumer.
Without accreditation there is no certainty that goods and services can be depended upon. On the other hand, accreditation provides certainty in a world where standardisation and certification are an integral part of the global economy. And it supports trade and commerce.
DAAC offers accreditation for these themes to support government, industry and the community to achieve their goals:
1. business and innovation
2. health and human services
3. product certification
4. food and biological systems
5. environment