Verify the claim and its scope
Independent accreditation and scheme approval support confidence in certification—but only within their current published scope and conditions.
CSi credentials
Registers and approval lists can change. Follow the official links below and read the current scope rather than relying only on a logo or general statement.
CSi is accredited by the Joint Accreditation System of Australia and New Zealand for certification activities identified within its current published scope. Accreditation applies only to the schemes, standards and activities shown in that scope.
Check CSi on the JASANZ RegisterCSi is listed by the Australian Building Codes Board as an approved WaterMark Conformity Assessment Body. WaterMark certification remains subject to product eligibility, the applicable specification, scheme requirements and a positive certification decision.
Check the ABCB list of WMCABsCSi is a member of the Conformity Assessment Society. Membership is a professional affiliation and must not be read as accreditation, product approval or certification of a client.
Visit the Conformity Assessment SocietyConfidence you can verify
JASANZ accreditation provides independent confidence that CSi has demonstrated the competence, impartiality and consistent processes required for the certification activities within its published scope. CSi assesses the product and makes the certification decision.
To see exactly what is certified, read the current certificate together with its schedule. These documents identify the applicable standards, models, manufacturing sites, conditions and limitations, helping customers and approval authorities rely on the right evidence for the product’s intended use.
CSi’s ISO 9001:2026, ISO 14001:2026, ISO 45001:2018 and ISO/IEC 27001:2022 management-system certification services are currently in their pre-accreditation phase and are not represented as accredited certification.
Review management-system servicesContact CSi with the relevant certificate, product and intended use before relying on the claim.
