Introduction

The credibility of RJC Certification hinges on the quality and independence of the third party Conformity Assessment Bodies (CABs) and Auditors. The RJC Auditor Accreditation process seeks to ensure that CABs and their Auditors have appropriate experience and expertise and that there is no conflict of interest when undertaking Verification Assessments for individual Members. The RJC Accreditation process is aligned with relevant requirements outlined in ISO17011.

Become an Accredited Auditor

The Council invites applications from Conformity Assessment Bodies (CABs) and Auditors to become accredited under the RJC Certification system.
The following documents provide detail on the accreditation process and should be downloaded to support applications:
T004_2010_RJC Accreditation Process and Criteria
T005_2010_RJC Application Form
Interested CABs and Auditors should apply via email and direct any questions to: accreditation@responsiblejewellery.com

Current Accredited Conformity Assessment Bodies (CABs)

Below are the contact details for RJC Accredited Conformity Assessment Bodies (CABs). General information on their scope, location and regions in which they are accredited to operate are included.
Approximate Daily Fees: The RJC has ascertained that approximate daily fees will range from £500 to over £1000. (N.B. Currencies will vary between audit firms depending on the countries of operation.)
This indicative cost of audits has been provided for general information and should not be relied upon. It must be understood that the price of an audit is a matter negotiated between the auditor and client. The final price of an RJC Verification Assessment will depend on a range of variables such as the timing of the audit, the complexity of the task, the size and nature of the Member’s operations and the physical location of the Member’s facilities.

Approximate Daily Fees: The RJC has ascertained that approximate daily fees will range from £500 to over £1000. (N.B. Currencies will vary between audit firms depending on the countries of operation.)

 This indicative cost of audits has been provided for general information and should not be relied upon. It must be understood that the price of an audit is a matter negotiated between the auditor and client. The final price of an RJC Verification Assessment will depend on a range of variables such as the timing of the audit, the complexity of the task, the size and nature of the Member’s operations and the physical location of the Member’s facilities.

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