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Circulation List Product Certification
Mr. Ganesh Seeram Seeram’s Jewellery 8 First Street Alexander Village
Mr. Looknauth Persaud Kings Jewellery World 141 Quamina Street Cummingsburg Georgetown
Mr. I. Bacchus Johnny’s Jewellery 12 A Craig Village East Bank Demerara
Mr. Azad De Abreu De Abreu’s Creations E ¼ 224 New Market Street Georgetown
Mr. Stephen Narain Steve’s Jewellery 301 Church Street Georgetown
Mr. Alimudeen Noorhasan Alim’s Jewellery 97 Marshall Street Annandale South East Coast Demerara
Guyana Thermoplastics Limited Providence East Bank Demerara (PVC Pipes)
Gafson’s Industries Plastic Products Limited Land of Canaan East Bank Demerara (PVC Pipes)
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Product Certification
DEFINITION OF PROGRAMME:
Product Certification is a procedure where assurance is given that a product conforms to specified requirements.
GOAL OF GNBS PRODUCT CERTIFICATION SCHEME
To implement and monitor product certification systems in industries to provide assurance to local and foreign markets that locally manufactured products conform to the requirements specified in the relevant Guyana Standards.
OBJECTIVES OF THE PROGRAMME (FOR THE YEAR 2005)
BENEFITS OF THE PROGRAMME
HOW THE PROGRAMME WORKS
Before certification can take its course, the following must be in place:
There are three procedures under the GNBS Product Certification Scheme
This procedure is suitable for clients applying for permits to use the Standards Mark and comprises application, preliminary audit certification, audit and approval. At the application stage, the client completes an application form and submits it to the Bureau. If the application is successful, a preliminary audit is conducted to determine the client’s capabilities of meeting the requirements of the scheme. The client is notified about deficiencies and upon correction, a certification audit is conducted. The audit report is taken to the Certification Committee and then to National Standards Council for approval of permit.
After granting the permit, surveillance audits are conducted on a quarterly basis to ensure ongoing conformity. In this procedure, the audit is planned, conducted and reported. Follow-up inspections are done if major non-conformities are highlighted.
Usually, an expiry date is affixed to permits granted depending on the safety and health hazards associated with the product. This procedure is similar to the Granting of Permits with the omission of the preliminary inspection stage.
How to apply?
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