Certificates

CE Mark is a health and safety mark applied within the framework of the "New Approach" created by the European Union in 1985 in order to ensure the free movement of goods. It is aimed to use a uniform EU marking indicating compliance with EU directives instead of the various conformity markings used throughout the EU.

The relevant quality certificate is the document that shows that the product is constantly monitored through testing and that the process has been successfully completed. Contact us at export@prizma.net for a detailed report.

The Turkish Accreditation Agency (TÜRKAK) has signed a mutual recognition agreement with the European Accreditation Association (EA) and the International Laboratory Accreditation Association (ILAC) on the recognition of test reports.

Operating as an experiment laboratory, EKOTEKS LABORATUVAR and GÖZETİM HİZMETLERİ A.Ş. It has been accredited by TÜRKAK with the accreditation file number AB-0583-T according to the ISO 17025:2017 standard. Contact us at export@prizma.net for a detailed report.

ISO 9001 Quality Management System is a standard that expresses an effective quality management system. The basic standard that describes the conditions and structure of the quality management system of the organizations produced by the International Standards Organization ISO is the ISO 9001:2015 revision quality standard.

ISO 45001, which was prepared to replace the OHSAS 18001 standard, entered into force in March 2018. The ISO 45001 standard, which is valid on international platforms, has also started to be applied instead of TSI 18001.

The main goal of ISO 45001 is to eliminate global occupational health and safety concerns.

This standard aims to ensure the safety of workers in every industry, regardless of whether the business is small or large.

The widespread trade in today's business world, the increase in the number of organizations in the same sector, and the increase and change in customer expectations have made the business of businesses more difficult and made the concept of customer even more important. It is possible for businesses to maintain their continuity, to stand in their sector, to create brands, to protect their brand values and to increase their brand value, and to achieve these goals by keeping their existing customers and acquiring new customers, and this is through absolute customer satisfaction.

We can define customer satisfaction as the benefit that customers receive from goods and services in return for their expectations. ISO 10002 Customer Satisfaction Management System is a management approach that enables the company to establish and develop more profitable and long-term relationships with its potential customers. This standard primarily envisages fulfilling management commitments related to creating a customer-oriented environment that is open to feedback (including complaints), resolving each complaint received, and improving customer service.

ISO 22716 is an international good manufacturing practice (GMP) standard for the cosmetics manufacturing industry and describes the basic principles for filing a GMP application in a facility that produces final cosmetic products. This guide provides organized and practical advice on the management of human, technical and administrative factors affecting product quality.

It is a series of standards published by the International Standards Organization, which describes the determination of environmental factors at every stage of the process, from raw material to final product and presenting the product to customers, and the establishment of a request that ensures minimizing the damage to the environment by controlling these factors with necessary examinations and precautions. .

ISO 14000 is a system standard, not a product standard, and deals with how it is produced rather than what is produced. It is based on monitoring and continuous improvement of environmental performance. It stipulates to comply with the conditions defined by the relevant legislation and laws regarding environmental factors.

The name of the European Union Standard regarding respiratory protection, which is also in force in our country, is EN 149:2001+A1:2009. This standard sets out the minimum performance limits of Respiratory protective Masks designed to help protect people from respiratory-related occupational diseases.