QIV INSIGHT note: This announcement is based on the certificate image supplied for this issue. Readers should use the certificate's verification details and the certification body's current records for any formal validation or procurement decision.
What the certificate states
The document names QIV GLOBAL Limited and identifies its quality management system as assessed against ISO 9001:2026. The stated scope is “Conducting Inspection, Audit, Assessment & Verification world-wide.” The certificate lists an issue date of 2 September 2026 and an expiry date of 7 September 2029, alongside surveillance dates.
The certificate displays Eurasia ITC Services Limited and accreditation-related marks. This article reproduces the document provided to the publication; it does not constitute an independent audit of the certification body's status or the certificate's validity.
Why it matters to QA and sourcing teams
For buyers, a quality-management certificate can be a useful starting point when assessing a service provider's documented processes. It should not replace supplier due diligence. Ask how the provider controls competence, impartiality, report review, records, complaints, corrective action and changes to inspection instructions.
- Scope: confirm the certified activities match the services being procured.
- Validity: verify the certificate number and status directly with the issuing body or its official verification channel.
- Operational evidence: assess sample reports, inspector qualifications, escalation rules and corrective-action practices.
- Independence: understand how conflicts of interest and commercial pressure are identified and managed.
Editorial principle: certification is evidence about a defined management system and scope—not a guarantee that every individual inspection or product outcome will be error-free.