Certification Bodies / Auditors

Perry Johnson Registrars

www.pjr.com

Inertek
(Formerly SAI Global)

www.intertek.com

Orion
Registrar

www.orion4value.com

National Sanitation Foundation

www.nsf.org

This auditing  system is based on global rules and norms, The  system relies on multiple tiers of conformitssurance professionals and standards: 

  • International Accreditation Forum (IAF) – administers the global rules for accreditation bodies. 
  • ANAB (member of IAF) – serves as the e-Stewards’ accreditation body and accredits all qualified e-Stewards certifying bodies. 
  • e-Stewards Certifying Bodies (CBs) – must meet rules set by both the accreditation body and the e-Stewards program administrator. , 
  • e-Stewards auditors (employed by CBs) – must meet rules for auditors set by both the accreditation body and the e-Stewards program administrator, including formal training 
  • e-Stewards program administrator – actively oversees the quality and consistency of the verification system and the training program 

e-Stewards’ ANAB accredited certifying bodies are the organizations that certify your facility to the e-Stewards Standard —the defining step in becoming an e-Stewards processor.  Once contracted, one of the four CBs, listed below, will independently audit and certify each of your electronic recycling facilities located within one country within the allotted time period of 18 months. Once you have contracted and scheduled with a CB of choice,  a Stage 1 audit to determine your readiness will be performed, follwed by a Stage 2 audit to determine implementation.  A pre-determined timeline to ‘close’ any non-conformities found will follow each audit, allowing opportunities for correction and improvement. Once all non-conformities are closed a, your CB of choice will issue your e-Stewards Certificate.