Click on the link below to watch the replay of our Meet the Auditors webinar and find out more about what it’s like to work with us:
In this webinar we:
- Introduce our easy 12-step process to certification and any questions you may have about this.
- Explain the auditing process: including what you need to do to prepare for your audit, what will happen on the day and how you can ensure you pass your audit.
- Share what happens after your audit, and how having the correct quality systems and processes in place benefits your business.
The webinar was hosted by two of our auditors, Phil Thomas and Damian Chester.
Phil: Has been conducting audits for the UK Metrology Board since July 2023. He has more than 40 years of experience in working with businesses, having previously worked in the Trading Standards profession as head of service for one of the largest local authorities in the UK.
Since leaving Trading Standards in 2012, Phil has focused on auditing, ensuring businesses all across the world are compliant with the legal metrology rules for the market they operate in.
Damian: Is the lead weights and measures officer for Cambridgeshire, Peterborough and Rutland Council. He has a BSI certification as a lead auditor for ISO 9001 Quality Management.
Damian also sits on the Local Authority Sports Ground Advisory Group and conducts inspections on sports grounds and public events, ensuring the safety of c. 500k spectators a year.
Phil and Damian are both well-versed in helping businesses understand what they need to do to achieve the correct certifications. Ensuring all your audits come with an implied level of advice and guidance to ensure you achieve the highest level of compliance, both now and in the future.
To join us on the day, simply click the link below. If you are unable to join, a full recording of the session will be sent out via email.
If you would like to find out more about achieving ISO 9001 certification and UKCA/ or UKNI certification for your weighing and measuring instruments, then you can send us an email: info@ukmb.org or call us 01727 582023. Alternatively, you can submit your application. You can do so by visiting our application page.
