To answer this, you need to consider firstly the cost of gaining NATA accreditation, and secondly the on-going membership costs.
You can find NATA’s current fees on NATA’s website.
For the process of gaining accreditation, the costs are going to depend on factors such as:
How clear and complete your management system document and records are;
How prepared you are for the audit;
How many days the NATA audit team needs to assess your activities on-site;
The range and type of activities you need to be assessed;
Travel costs to the site/s of the audit;
How clear and complete your responses are to the non-conformances identified at the audit.
How much you pay for on-going NATA membership depends significantly on a number of factors such as:
The range and type of activities you would like to be accredited;
Number of staff doing the activities;
Location/s where you conduct your activities.
Need help navigating the process of NATA accreditation?
Get in touch with the NATA accreditation experts, Quality & Advice.
Comments