Organizational Profile

1. Legal and Organisational Status

EGYCERT Ltd is an independent limited liability company established in Egypt in December 2018 under Egyptian Law No. 159 of 1981. Its head office is located at 24 Omar Ibn El Khatab Street, Dokki, Giza, Egypt.

EGYCERT operates as a separate legal entity and is not part of a larger organisation. It operates through a single administrative office, with field activities performed by authorised personnel under its documented arrangements and oversight.

2. Governance and Certification Responsibilities

EGYCERT’s organisational structure establishes clear responsibilities and lines of authority for management, inspection, technical review, certification decisions, quality management and administrative support.

The Chairman and Chief Executive Officer provide leadership, ensure adequate resources and oversee the effective implementation of the management system. The Quality Manager monitors its performance and reports to top management on conformity and opportunities for improvement.

Inspections and other evaluation activities are carried out by competent, authorised personnel. Technical reviews and certification decisions are undertaken by personnel who were not involved in the evaluation concerned, safeguarding impartiality and objectivity.

For schemes under EGYCERT’s certification authority, decisions are made through its Certification Committee at the head office in Egypt. EGYCERT retains responsibility and authority for these decisions.

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3. Organisation Chart

EGYCERT’s organisation chart defines its key functions, reporting relationships and lines of authority. Personnel appointments and responsibilities are documented in controlled records and updated to reflect organisational changes.

4. Impartiality Safeguard Committee

EGYCERT maintains an Impartiality Safeguard Committee comprising independent external representatives of interests relevant to its certification activities, with balanced representation that prevents any single interest from predominating.

The Committee contributes to impartiality policies, reviews risks arising from EGYCERT’s activities and relationships, and evaluates the effectiveness of safeguards against commercial, financial and other pressures.

The Committee operates independently of routine certification decision-making. Where its advice is not followed, it may take appropriate independent action while respecting confidentiality requirements.

5. Financial Support and Funding

EGYCERT’s activities are financed primarily through fees paid by applicants and certified operators for inspection, evaluation, certification, surveillance and related services.

Fees are determined using objective factors, including the applicable scheme, scope, size and complexity of the operation, inspection duration, locations, sampling and laboratory requirements. General fee information is available on the List of Fees page.

Payment of fees does not guarantee certification. EGYCERT ensures that its funding arrangements and commercial interests do not compromise impartiality or influence certification decisions.

For details, contact: info@egy-cert.com