Overview
Standards and regulations only work when the people applying them understand them. A quality inspector who knows why a sampling plan exists makes better decisions; a production manager who understands the BIS licence conditions avoids costly lapses; a laboratory technician who understands measurement uncertainty produces results that stand up to audit.
Aaditech offers training in standardisation, quality control, inspection, testing and certification across a range of product sectors. Our programmes are practical and grounded in real cases from our inspection and certification work.
Our training draws on the experience of the people who founded and lead Aaditech. The company was promoted by former Directors of the Bureau of Indian Standards. Our CEO, Mr B.K. Jain, headed the BIS electrical laboratory and is a trained auditor for ISO 9001, IS 15700 and ISO 50001. Our Chief Advisor, Mr Anupam Kaul, led standards and quality at CII, has served on ISO working groups for ISO 9001 and ISO 9004, and chairs BIS committees.
What we teach
| Programme area | Typical content |
|---|---|
| BIS certification | Product certification and registration schemes, licence conditions, marking, surveillance and common non-conformities |
| Quality control for licensees | Scheme of testing and inspection, in-house testing, records, handling of failures |
| Inspection and sampling | Sampling plans, witnessing tests, stage-wise and final inspection, reporting |
| Laboratory practice | ISO/IEC 17025 requirements, method validation, calibration, measurement uncertainty |
| Quality management | ISO 9001 requirements, internal auditing, corrective action |
| Energy management | ISO 50001 concepts and energy performance |
| Service quality | IS 15700 for public service organisations |
| Product standards | Requirements and tests in specific Indian and IEC standards for electrical products |
Who it’s for
- Manufacturers and BIS licensees: quality, production and laboratory staff.
- Purchase and stores teams in utilities and PSUs who accept material against specifications.
- Laboratories preparing for or maintaining ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation.
- Government and public service organisations working with IS 15700 or regulatory compliance.
- Industry associations wanting programmes for their members.
Formats
Most programmes are delivered in-house, at your factory or office, so that examples can use your own products, documents and test equipment. We also run sessions for groups of suppliers on behalf of a buyer, and programmes for members of industry associations. Programmes range from a short awareness session for managers to multi-day courses for quality and laboratory staff, and can be delivered in person or online. Every format leaves room for questions and discussion.
Our process
- Training needs discussion. We understand your products, your team’s roles and the gaps you want to close.
- Programme design. We propose topics, duration, format and level, and adapt examples to your sector.
- Delivery. Sessions are delivered in-house or at a venue you choose, combining explanation with case studies and exercises.
- Assessment. Where useful, we include short exercises or quizzes to check understanding.
- Follow-up. We share course material and can answer follow-up questions or run refresher sessions.
Standards & references
Programmes draw on, among others:
- BIS (Conformity Assessment) Regulations and the product certification and registration schemes.
- ISO/IEC 17020 and ISO/IEC 17025 for inspection bodies and laboratories.
- ISO 9001, ISO 50001 and IS 15700.
- The Indian Standards and IEC standards relevant to the participants’ products.
Why Aaditech
- Trainers who have done the job. Our senior team has run laboratories, written and applied standards and audited management systems.
- Built around your work. Programmes use your products and standards, not generic slides.
- Current practice. Our day-to-day inspection and certification work keeps examples up to date.
- Broad standards network. Our leadership’s involvement with BIS committees and ISO working groups brings wider context to every session.
