Company news: For the fourth consecutive year, product design consultants Simple Design Works, has achieved ISO 9001:2015 certification. This accreditation demonstrates both sustained competency and consistency in excellence across our processes and procedures through independent validation.
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Receiving our re-certification to the internationally-recognised standard for ISO 9001 Quality Management System (QMS) is great news! It demonstrates our continuing commitment to improve every aspect of our business operations whilst we continue to grow. This external accreditation provides reassurance that our business systems and those of the clients we work with, are not only fit for purpose but continually develop and improve. As we quite often act as an extension of our client’s own design team, our processes allow us to be agile so that we can have a collaborative approach.
Lead Assessor, Dan Pemberton, of ISO Quality Services comments:
“It’s an absolute pleasure working with Simple Design Works, which started with the implementation of their ISO 9001 quality management system in 2017. The company has an excellent level of leadership in place. This is demonstrated through their consistently high standards and levels of product and service delivery. I have no doubt that the company will continue to grow and flourish”.
Account Manager, Alex Haywood, adds:
“The team’s hard work and determination shines throughout their business and service. They have successfully implemented and continue to improve their ISO 9001 management system within the business. Ruth, Kristo and the team at Simple Design Works are a pleasure to work with. They should be proud with all they have accomplished during their ISO journey”.
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