Accreditation
Accredited scope, and the symbol that represents it
Accreditation is granted to ISO EU LLC by Nacionalinis akreditacijos biuras (Lithuanian National Accreditation Bureau, LNAB). It is not granted by us, and it does not extend beyond the scope defined in the bureau's accreditation schedule.
What accreditation means here
Accreditation is a formal statement by a national accreditation body that a conformity assessment body is competent to carry out specific tasks. ISO EU LLC audits, inspects and certifies under that authority. The bureau accredits us; we never accredit anyone else.
- Accreditation body
- Nacionalinis akreditacijos biuras (Lithuanian National Accreditation Bureau, LNAB)
- Accreditation registration
- LA.03.XXX
- Normative framework
- LNAB AD 5.5 / AD 5.7, EA-3/01 S1 — ISO/IEC 17021-1 (management system certification), ISO/IEC 17065 (product, process and service certification)
- Accredited activities
- Management systems certification within the sector codes listed in the accredited scope below.
- Geographical reach
- Certification activities are carried out within the European Union; specific certificates state their own geographical jurisdiction.
Accredited scope
Only the services listed as accredited below are covered by the accreditation symbol. Everything else offered by ISO EU LLC is explicitly labelled as non-accredited wherever it is described.
| Service | Normative standard | Sector codes | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Certification of quality management systems | ISO 9001:2015 | EA 34, EA 35, EA 36 | Accredited |
| Certification of environmental management systems | ISO 14001:2015 | EA 34, EA 35 | Accredited |
| Certification of occupational health and safety management systems | ISO 45001:2018 | EA 34, EA 35 | Accredited |
| Certification of information security management systems | ISO/IEC 27001:2022 | EA 33 | Accredited |
| Second-party supplier audits | — | — | Non-accredited |
| Packaging line inspection (non-accredited scheme) Partly subcontracted — an external inspection partner holding the relevant technical scope | — | — | Non-accredited |
Subcontracted activities are disclosed in accordance with the applicable sector scheme requirements. The accredited status of any subcontractor is stated where the scheme requires it.
Rules governing the accreditation symbol
The accreditation symbol represents a specific accredited scope and nothing more. It may not be used to suggest that any product, service or organisation has been endorsed by ISO EU LLC or by the accreditation body.
- The symbol appears only on this page and on individual certificate verification records. It is never placed in site headers, footers, menus, watermarks or promotional material.
- The symbol is reproduced only in its issued geometry and approved colours. It is never stretched, recoloured, shadowed, overlaid on photography or placed on a coloured background.
- The accreditation registration number is always shown with the symbol.
- The corporate identity of ISO EU LLC remains visually dominant wherever the symbol appears.
- The symbol is never displayed next to client products, packaged merchandise, case studies or customer testimonials.
- The symbol is never shown in connection with a foreign liaison office or branch unless that location is explicitly listed in the bureau's accreditation schedule.
- Combined European or international co-operation marks are not displayed without written authorisation from the bureau.
Withdrawal of the symbol on bureau instruction
If the bureau issues a reduction, suspension or withdrawal order, the platform administrator changes a single global state. Every instance of the symbol and every accredited scope claim is withdrawn from the public application within minutes, and cached copies are purged — well inside the 24–48 hour window the bureau requires. While such a state is in force, no surface of this application claims accredited status.