ENAC renews its accreditation mark

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ENAC accreditation Teciman - Teciman Metrology

ENAC decides to create a new accreditation mark equipped with its own visual identity, differentiated from its logo. And Teciman, as calibration laboratory of Coordinate Measuring Machines (MMC) accredited by ENAC, incorporates this new design.

⇒ New ENAC accreditation mark for Téciman

Renewal is for eliminate the inconveniences generated by the great similarity between the accreditation mark and the logo ENAC. This change is intended to achieve maximum visibility for the brand and the accredited activities.

The rebranding of accreditation does not influence in certificates and reports previously issued under the old trademark. A transitional adaptation period of one year is contemplated where the old trademark will continue to be used in addition to the new one.

The accreditation mark is the means by which the market identifies certified entities, certificates and reports. Adding ILAC to the brand, they have the reliability and with the recognition of the accreditation bodies in the more than 100 countries with which ENAC has signed agreements.

Please note that any report or certificate that does NOT include the accreditation mark is NOT recognised by ENAC. Therefore, compliance with the accreditation requirements is not guaranteed and cannot be considered an “accredited document”.

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