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Speedboard Assembly Services Earns ISO 9001:2015 Certification
May 23, 2017 | Speedboard Assembly ServicesEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Speedboard Assembly Services has been certified to the new ISO 9001:2015 standard. An independent assessment was conducted by the British Standards Institution (BSI), and the auditor's report flagged no non-conformity issues and described Speedboard's quality management system as outstanding.
Neil Seymour, Speedboard’s Quality Manager, comments, "Our customers expect the highest standards of quality and service excellence. This certification to ISO 9001:2015 confirms our ongoing—and company-wide—commitment to ensuring that quality underpins everything we do."
The ISO 9001:2015 certification requires organisations to demonstrate that they have quality management systems in place that ensure consistency and improvement, assuring customers of high levels of performance and satisfaction. Certified organizations are committed to continuous improvement and Speedboard is assessed every six months to ensure progress is maintained.
About Speedboard Assembly Services
Established in 1983, Speedboard Assembly Services is a UK-based Contract Electronics Manufacturer (CEM), serving customers in a variety of sectors, including Industrial, Defence, Medical, Communications, Broadcast and Security. The company offers a broad range of electronic manufacturing services, ranging from traditional build-to-print through to full lifecycle; prototyping, full production, packaging, delivery to end customer, repairs and after sales support.
Speedboard has four SMT lines which, between them, comprise 12 Siemens SiPlace machines, together with a dedicated UV cured conformal coating line. The company also has a selective soldering line and a vapour-phase oven, thus enabling Speedboard to tackle increasingly complex PCBAs (such as double-sided, mixed technology boards) and boards with areas of widely varying thermal mass. Test capabilities include Automatic Optical Inspection (AOI), X-ray, BGA Scope, Boundary-scan, In-Circuit Test (ICT – both flying probe and bed-of-nails), Functional Test and Soak Testing. For more information, please click here.
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