Ensuring Consistent Quality: The Mark Scheme Process
Mark Scheme Guide: Achieving Precision in Evaluations
Get certified with the first private sector SANAS-accredited Mark Scheme (C83). Build trust, ensure product compliance with global safety standards, and showcase your commitment to excellence in manufacturing and repair. Gain a competitive edge by demonstrating your adherence to the highest industry standards, strengthen your reputation with clients and stakeholders, and enhance operational efficiency through rigorous quality control. This certification sets you apart as a leader in quality assurance, driving confidence in your products and services globally.
The Mark Scheme Explained
MASC operates the first private sector SANAS accredited Certification Body (C83) Mark Scheme (Manufacture and repair audits) according to ISO/IEC 17065 principles. ISO 9001; SANS/IEC 80079-34 (IECEx & ATEX) and MP87-1 (ANZEx) principles are applied in the Mark Scheme to ensure a consistent
The Mark Scheme is administered under MASC Training and Certification and operates independently of MASC.
MASC Mining applies a strict mark scheme for safety protocols. Every task, from equipment inspections to hazard assessments, follows a structured approach to ensure that no safety detail is overlooked. This creates a solid foundation for risk-free operations.
Why become a Mark Holder?
Certification of a product is a way to assure that the product complies with specified standards and other normative documents. The assurance of compliance will be given as a certificate or mark (for the product).
The MASC mark shows your clients that you have made a credible effort to ensure that your products are manufactured/repaired under a controlled quality system and to provide your clients with the best possible product.
Samples may be tested on an ongoing basis to ensure product compliance with the standards. The Quality Management System must be established and adhered to, as this will ensure products that comply with original-type certification.
Audits are conducted by trained and knowledgeable auditors, some of whom are acknowledged IECEx, ATEX, ANZEx auditors.
The registration period covers a permit for a period of 3 years with regular surveillance audits. The mark scheme can be extended to include additional sites/permits or additional EX techniques.
For more details on the full process, please see the Mark Scheme Process.
Contact Tony Mouton for more information.