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SMS Product Services is pleased to announce that SMS Product Services has received a re-issue of the ISO9001:2008 Certificate from BSI to reflect the changes to the ‘accreditation logos’ at the bottom of the Certificate.
Our Quality Management System complies with the requirements of ISO9001:2008 for the following scope:
- repair and modification of complex electronic assemblies
- System assembly and configuration to customer specification
- Repair and refurbishment of desktop equipment
- Third party vendor management
- Refurbished Second Party User PBX Systems
- Warehousing, logistics and distribution
- WEE - Recovery, Waste Recycling Unit and Certified Disposal
To download the certificate click here: ISO9001:2008 Certificate
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