What is ISO 9001 certification?
The ISO 9001 standard sets out the criteria for a quality management system and is the most widely adopted standard in the ISO family.
Benefits of ISO 9001 certification
- Greater competitiveness in local, regional and international markets, leading to higher sales and profits
- A marked improvement in the efficiency of your management system
- Eligibility for 10% to 15% support from the Egyptian Export Development Fund
- Risks are identified and effective controls put in place to address them
- Use of the certification mark on your printed materials, website, corporate identity and marketing campaigns
- A stronger reputation with customers and greater confidence in the products and services you provide
- Your organisation can bid for, retain and win government tenders
For example: some companies enter government tenders but cannot win them without the certificate, because certain government bodies require ISO 9001 certification - Stand out among the leading companies in your sector
Which organisations should obtain ISO 9001 certification?
The standard can be used by any organisation, large or small, regardless of its field of activity
For example: shipbuilding and naval dockyards, civil or military aircraft parts manufacturing, motorcycle and automotive manufacturing, power plants, nuclear energy and solar energy companies, and companies, factories and educational institutions of every kind.
More than two million companies and organisations in over 180 countries hold ISO 9001 quality management certification.
Why ISO 9001:2015 certification matters
Implementing ISO 9001 gives your organisation greater credibility, because ISO 9001 is recognised internationally. When customers know you are certified to ISO 9001, they will place their trust in you over an uncertified competitor. Many government bodies, for instance, deal only with companies and organisations certified to ISO 9001.
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