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The Irish National Accreditation Board (INAB)

The national body with responsibility for the accreditation of laboratories, certification bodies and inspection bodies.

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As potentially significant implications are now anticipated for Irish companies, we urge businesses to continue to examine the impacts of the UK’s withdrawal from the EU on their business.

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INAB Clients - setting the standard

Showcasing a sample of our Irish accredited conformity assessment bodies, and the importance of the accredited services they provide nationally and internationally

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The INAB Standard - Newsletter - Winter Edition

The latest news and updates from the Irish National Accreditation Board.

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New INAB Publications on ISO 17020 and ISO/IEC 17024

For more information on Vehicle Inspection and Conformity Assessment please see publications.

Podcast: Accreditation Overview and Benefits

Remco Klop discusses his work as an Accreditation Officer, and describes the accreditation process and its benefits for Irish businesses.

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Online Workshop - Assessment of Performance & Uncertainty in Qualitative Chemical Analysis

Register now for January 2022

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Laboratories accredited for SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) Testing

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New clients awarded accreditation in 2021

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Accreditation: delivering confidence in everyday life

INAB Customer Relationship Management (CRM)

The INAB CRM manages the accreditation processes allowing all interactions

between the team and the CAB through secure portals.

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Dublin 1,
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