AENOR is accredited by:
ENAC (Entidad Nacional de Acreditación – Spain) for the certification of Quality Management Systems, Environmental Management Systems, Quality Management Systems based on the ATECMA guidelines (aeronautical sector), EMAS Verification and the certification of 21 product families from different industrial and agricultural product sectors (BRC, EUREP-GAP, IFS).

EMA (Entidad Mexicana de Acreditación – Mexico) for the certification of Quality Management Systems, Environmental Management Systems and Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems.

INN (Instituto Nacional de Normalización – Chile) for the certification of Quality Management Systems, (including quality systems for technical educational entities for small and medium-sized enterprises), Environmental Management Systems, and Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems.

SINCERT (Sistema Nazionale per l’Accreditamento degli Organismi di Certificazione e Ispezione - Italy) for the certification of Quality Management Systems (Construction Sector).

IATF, (International Automotive Task Force) for Automotive Certification Scheme for ISO/TS 16949:2002 (automotive sector).

UNFCCC – KYOTO PROTOCOL, (UN), as a designated operational entity (DOE) Certificate of Accreditation and Provisional Designation for Sector-Specific Validation.

In addition, AENOR now holds more than 100 recognitions and authorizations in Spain, Europe and internationally for assessing the conformity of products and services, with the mention that it is an entity notified to act under the scope of 9 European Union directives (EC-marking).

Supported by IQNet
AENOR is a founder-member of IQNet, (International Certification Association), the largest international association of management systems certification bodies, whose international market share is estimated to be around 50%.

Along with its certificates and management systems marks, AENOR also issues the IQNet certificate, which provides organisations with a unique certificate that is widely recognised and respected in all international markets. It also allows companies to request joint certificates from certification bodies in other countries which are also members of IQNet, without having to have a new audit conducted on their management systems.

International agreements
In addition to the multilateral agreement signed by all IQNet bodies, AENOR has bilateral agreements with other entities that are not IQNet members. These agreements make it possible to perform joint audits and strengthen the international presence and dimension of AENOR certificates. The first agreement was signed in 1988 and today, more than 80 collaboration agreements have been signed by AENOR with bodies from all over the world in the Standardisation and Certification sectors.

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