Certification & Accreditation - Publicising your Certification
ISO guidelines in terms of marketing the status of your company once it has been certified include the following:- Don't use ISO's logo
- Don't adapt or modify ISO's logo for your use
- If you want to use a logo, ask your certification body for permission to use its logo
- If your organization is certified to ISO 9001, use the full designation (not just " ISO 9001")
- Replace use of the generic terms "ISO 9000 certification" and "ISO 14000 certification" by the specific terms "ISO 9001 certification" and "ISO 14001 certification"
- In the ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 contexts, "certified" (and "certification") and "registered" (and "registration") are equivalent in meaning and you can use either term
- Don't say your organization has been "accredited"
For more information, please read the Guidelines for publicising your ISO certification document.
