Beaumont Advanced Processing Earns New Certifications
Beaumont Advanced Processing has earned ISO 9001:2015 and 13485:2016 certifications.
Beaumont Advanced Processing underwent the extensive ISO evaluation process while managing its move to a new lab with nearly four-times the previous operational footprint.
Beaumont Advanced Processing has earned ISO 9001:2015 and 13485:2016 certifications.
Beaumont Advanced Processing (BAP) has earned ISO 9001:2015 and 13485:2016 certifications. Edward L. Maschmeier, Associate Vice President of SRI Quality System Registrar, noted that these certifications informs customer, suppliers, employees and their community that they are committed to producing a quality products and services.
BAP is already recognized as a company with rigorous standards for its products and services, as well as its employees—82 percent of its workforce are degreed engineers. These certifications further BAP’s dedication to maintaining its high standards and surpassing customer’s expectations.
The process to achieve these certifications was nearly a two-year commitment, intersected with a massive expansion. BAP underwent the extensive ISO evaluation process while managing their move to a new lab with nearly four-times their previous operational footprint.
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