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ISO/IEC 17025 NATA Accreditation Criteria (NAC) Package

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The Index document below serves as a reference to help identify which publications are relevant to Services covered by the Scope of Accreditation
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The Index document serves as a reference to help identify which publications are relevant to Services covered by the Scope of Accreditation
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The Index document serves as a reference to help identify which publications are relevant to Services covered by the Scope of Accreditation.

17020 NATA Accreditation Criteria (NAC) Package

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ISO 15189 NATA Accreditation Criteria (NAC) Package

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GLP NATA Accreditation Criteria (NAC) Package

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Medical Imaging NATA Accreditation Criteria (NAC) Package

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17043 NATA Accreditation Criteria Package

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ISO 17034 NATA Accreditation Criteria (NAC) Package

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Bio Banking NATA Accreditation Criteria (NAC) Package


SDS NATA Accreditation Criteria (NAC) Package

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TSANZ/NATA Respiratory NATA Accreditation Package

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Withdrawn Documents

Document NameWithdrawn DateReason for Withdrawal
Specific Accreditation Guidance – Materials – Characterisation of Metallic Items by X-Ray Fluorescence and Atomic (Ark-Spark) Emission TechniquesMarch 2025Replaced with Specific Accreditation Criteria – Materials – Annex – Characterisation of Materials by X-Ray Fluorescence, Laster Induced Breakdown and Atomic Emission Techniques.
General Accreditation Guidance: Liquid-in-glass thermometers – selection, use and calibration checksJune 2023Document originally published when there was limited available information on this topic. NMI Monograph 9: Liquid-in-Glass Thermometry has since been published. Other National Measurements Institutions also have similar publications, eg Measurement Standards Laboratory of New Zealand (MSL) and NIST
General Accreditation Guidance – Validation and verification of quantitative and qualitative test methodsApril 2022Upon review identified that there are a number of informative guidance documents on this subject from well-respected scientific organisations, written by subject matter experts, for example, EURACHEM Guide 2014 (updated 2019) The Fitness for Purpose of Analytical Methods: A Laboratory Guide to Method Validation and Related Topics. These guidance documents provide similar information and as such it was determined that the guidance provided in the NATA document does not contribute additional information that cannot be obtained from other sources.
Document NameWithdrawn DateReason for Withdrawal
Specific Accreditation Guidance – Materials – Characterisation of Metallic Items by X-Ray Fluorescence and Atomic (Ark-Spark) Emission TechniquesMarch 2025Replaced with Specific Accreditation Criteria – Materials – Annex – Characterisation of Materials by X-Ray Fluorescence, Laster Induced Breakdown and Atomic Emission Techniques.

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NATA accredits organisations to perform testing and inspection activities for their products and services. This gives consumers the assurance they need to make safe, healthy and reliable choices. When you choose to become NATA accredited, you can be sure of a number of competitive advantages for your business.
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NATA members receive a globally-recognised, peer-reviewed and government endorsed accreditation that provides a unique level of assurance to members, their clients and the community.
Competence
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NATA has been training individuals and teams both nationally and internationally for over 20 years and enjoys a global reputation for the quality of its courses and programs. Our active role in international accreditation education has seen us conduct training in over 20 countries.
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NATA’s long standing and active involvement with international groups enables our members to gain international recognition for their accreditation and minimises the need for multiple assessments from different suppliers.
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