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Services > Chemical
Testing
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IANZ Accreditation in the field of Chemical
Testing is generally (although not exclusively) granted to testing
of a chemical nature, whether it is defined in terms of the material
being tested, the analyte in question or the techniques used.
With accreditation, chemical testing laboratories receive formal recognition of the organisation’s technical competency after assessment of their processes, resources, facilities, staff and other key factors skills which relate to, and impact on the quality of the testing service provided. It should be noted that allocation of accredited tests into specific
fields of testing could be somewhat arbitrary in nature. While
general principles are followed, there will always be exceptions
to these principles and persons seeking out accredited laboratories
for specific tests should not restrict themselves to only those
in the Chemical Testing laboratory accreditation programme. For example: Laboratories conducting chemical testing may also be accredited / |
Contact
Programme Manager Specific Criteria: Chemical Testing (pdf) Find Accredited Bodies Professional Advisory Committee |
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registered under other industry specific IANZ laboratory accreditation programmes, including:
Chemical tests can normally be classified into the areas of organic, inorganic or physical chemistry. However, some laboratories in the Chemical Testing programme will be accredited for purely physical or functional testing of sample properties e.g. particularly in the areas of food testing and petroleum related products, or for tests biochemical in nature e.g. ELISA and related testing. Biochemical tests may also appear in the accreditation scope of Biological Testing Laboratories. Accreditation Criteria Specific
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