The validity of ISO certification depends on the specific ISO standard and the certification body that issues the certification. Generally, ISO certification is valid for three years, after which the company must undergo a recertification audit to maintain the certification.
However, some standards may require annual surveillance audits to ensure that the company continues to meet the standard’s requirements.
It is important to note that ISO certification does not guarantee the quality of a company’s products or services, but rather that the company has implemented and maintained a management system that meets the requirements of the relevant ISO standard.
