SGS The First Organization to Launch IRCA Approved CPD Introduction Course to ISO/DIS 9001:2015
SGS is the first professional learning and development organisation to offer the one-day course as IRCA Approved CPD.
Following the publication of the ISO/DIS 9001 version in May, SGS has introduced a new training course ‘Introduction to ISO/DIS 9001:2015'. SGS is the first professional learning and development organisation to offer the one-day course as IRCA Approved CPD. The course is suitable for any organization that holds a valid ISO 9001 Quality Management Systems certificate, is interested in becoming certified or in general keen on learning about the updates.
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The approval by IRCA, the world's foremost auditor registration body, is a strong merit. In addition to the 10,000 IRCA registered auditors choosing their CPD, auditors registered with other bodies and professionals from other sectors will recognise the value and importance of the IRCA name.
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