Trust & Accreditation

Our SAC-SINGLAS Accreditation (ISO/IEC 17025)

Unitest Instruments holds SAC-SINGLAS accreditation to ISO/IEC 17025 under Accreditation No. LA-2023-0845-C. Our calibration certificates carry recognised measurement traceability and are accepted by auditors and regulators in Singapore and worldwide.

What it means

Why accreditation is the signal your auditor looks for

A “calibration certificate” from a non-accredited provider may not satisfy your audit, because nothing independent vouches for that provider's competence, methods or measurement uncertainty. SAC-SINGLAS accreditation is that independent proof — assessed against ISO/IEC 17025.

Independently assessed technical competence

Traceability to national / international standards

Defined measurement uncertainty

Recognised in ISO 9001 / 17025 audits

Accreditations & accolades

Three independent marks of competence, safety & trust

As an ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accredited laboratory, Unitest is committed to continually improving service quality, data quality and laboratory effectiveness — and our quality management system is regularly re-evaluated by third-party auditors to keep that technical competence current.

Unitest Instruments SAC-SINGLAS Certificate of Accreditation — ISO/IEC 17025:2017, No. LA-2023-0845-C

Calibration competence

SAC-SINGLAS · ISO/IEC 17025:2017

No. LA-2023-0845-C · valid to 2 Aug 2027

Unitest Instruments bizSAFE Level 3 certificate — Workplace Safety and Health Council

Workplace safety

bizSAFE Level 3

WSH Council · valid to 24 Sep 2028

Unitest Instruments Synesgy sustainability (ESG) certificate — score B

Sustainability (ESG)

Synesgy

ESG assessment · score B

Our commitment to precision — and to safety

At Unitest, accreditation isn't a badge on the wall — it's how we prove the number on every certificate can be trusted. Two independent standards govern how we work: ISO/IEC 17025:2017 for the quality of our measurements, and bizSAFE Level 3 for the safety of the people who make them.

Why ISO/IEC 17025:2017 matters

Our laboratory is accredited to ISO/IEC 17025:2017 and re-assessed by third-party auditors — so our competence is verified, not asserted. For you, that means:

  • Service quality — every calibration held to a consistent, audited standard.
  • Data precision — results whose accuracy and stated uncertainty you can rely on.
  • Laboratory effectiveness — methods and competence kept at the level your auditors expect.

The result is peace of mind: certificates that hold up in an ISO 9001 / 17025 audit, every time.

Why bizSAFE Level 3 matters

We hold our workplace to that same discipline. Our bizSAFE Level 3 certification reflects:

  • Management commitment — leadership accountable for a safe working environment.
  • Continual improvement — safety practices implemented, documented and reviewed, not set-and-forgotten.
  • Peace of mind — for your team and ours, on every on-site job.

Choose Unitest and you choose a partner committed to precision, reliability and safety — backed by accreditation, not adjectives. Certificate copies are available on request.

Scope of accreditation

What we are accredited for

Our accredited scope is defined per parameter and range on our SAC-SINGLAS certificate. The disciplines below summarise what we calibrate — we'll confirm the exact accredited ranges for your instruments on request.

DisciplineParametersAccredited ranges
ElectricalVoltage, current, resistance, frequencyConfirmed on request
TemperatureThermocouples, RTDs, thermometers, loggersConfirmed on request
PressureGauges, transmitters, transducersConfirmed on request
Indoor Air QualityCO₂, CO, particulate, air velocityConfirmed on request

Looking for a discipline not listed? Ask us — we'll tell you honestly whether it's within our accredited scope.

Questions

Accreditation FAQ

Is Unitest a SAC-SINGLAS accredited lab?+

Yes — Accreditation No. LA-2023-0845-C, to ISO/IEC 17025.

Will your certificate pass my ISO 9001 / 17025 audit?+

Yes — our accredited certificates carry recognised measurement traceability, which is what auditors require.

What is the difference between accredited and non-accredited calibration?+

Accredited calibration is independently assessed for competence and traceability; non-accredited work carries no such third-party assurance.

How do I get a copy of your scope of accreditation?+

Request our current Scope of Accreditation via the contact form and we'll send the parameters and ranges that apply to your instruments.