Singapore Accreditation Council (SAC)


The Singapore Accreditation Council (SAC) is Singapore’s national accreditation body, responsible for accrediting organizations involved in testing, calibration, certification, and inspection services. Established in 1996, SAC operates under Enterprise Singapore, a government agency under the Ministry of Trade and Industry. Its primary mission is to ensure that conformity assessment bodies in Singapore meet international standards of competence and reliability, thereby supporting the quality, safety, and efficiency of products and services across various industries.

SAC collaborates with national and international organizations to uphold high standards of accreditation. It is a full member of the International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (ILAC) and the International Accreditation Forum (IAF). Through these memberships, SAC participates in mutual recognition arrangements that facilitate the global acceptance of test and calibration results, certifications, and inspection reports issued by accredited Singaporean bodies. These international partnerships help reduce technical barriers to trade and enhance the global competitiveness of Singaporean products and services.

To maintain its leadership in accreditation, SAC continuously updates its accreditation criteria and processes to align with international best practices. It provides essential services, including the accreditation of laboratories, certification bodies, and inspection agencies. By ensuring the quality and reliability of these services, SAC supports regulatory compliance, consumer protection, and industrial innovation. For more detailed information about SAC’s initiatives and impact, please visit their official website.

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