DNV is one of the world's leading certification bodies/registrars offering the latest in management systems certification services. With more than 65,000 certificates issued worldwide, our name evokes a strong commitment to safety, quality, and concern for the environment.
With the following qualities, we are well equipped to satisfy your organisation's certification needs:
- We offer Risk Based Certification™ as the standard way of conducting all management system certification. With our risk-based approach to certification, you get more than just a certificate. Our auditors will also evaluate how your management system handles risks, i.e. identifying strengths, weaknesses, and improvement opportunities.
- We provide a "one stop shopping" concept by offering a range of both single and integrated certification services that enhance the effectiveness of the certification process.
- We have offices all over the world that can provide local service to you. Our employees speak your language and know your local needs, customs, and market.
- We are one of the few global certification bodies actively involved in the development of new international standards, such as the Occupational Health and Safety standard AS 4801 / OHSAS 18001.
- We are a leading, independent provider of validation and verification/certification services for greenhouse gas emissions reductions. Currently, we are accredited under the UK Emissions Trading Scheme, the Californian Climate Action Registry in the US, and accredited as an operating entity under the UNFCCC (United Nations Framework Convention for Climate Change) accreditation system.
- We have one of the most stringent auditor training and qualification programmes in the business, guaranteeing that our Risk Based Certification services are delivered with top quality every time, everywhere.
Contact us to find out why top companies around the world trust us to meet their different certification needs or request a quote.
*Risk Based Certification is a trademark of Det Norske Veritas AS. Applications are filed in the United States, the European Union, Japan and Norway.
