We improve energy performance measurably with ISO 50001 and prove laboratory competence with ISO 17025 accreditation.
The critical topics this service addresses and the outcome we deliver in each.
We help you build a management system aligned with ISO 50001 and ISO 17025 requirements; the accreditation decision rests with the accreditation body.
We organise method-validation, measurement-uncertainty and proficiency-test records as evidence ready for the accreditation assessor's review.
With EnPIs and a baseline we make energy performance trackable through a baseline measurement, a target and a review cadence.
We own the accreditation-application file; the on-site assessment and accreditation decision rest with TÜRKAK and EA MLA member bodies.
How we phase the service across delivery, governance, and connected service pillars.
We begin with an energy review and baseline determination, defining Significant Energy Use (SEU) and designing EnPIs.
On the laboratory side we establish method validation, measurement-uncertainty calculation and proficiency-test coordination.
We prepare the accreditation-application process professionally against the application, pre-assessment and on-site assessment steps.
Illustrative surfaces where this service is commonly activated.
Managing rising energy costs by tying them to measurable baselines and targets with ISO 50001.
Supporting the international validity of test results through ISO 17025 accreditation preparation.
Turning energy-consumption data into the foundational data layer for carbon-footprint reporting.
This service's depth on sector-specific technical and compliance topics.
We build a normalised baseline from the last 12-36 months of data, production and operating parameters and design EnPI types.
We run method validation with accuracy, precision, linearity, LOD and LOQ parameters in line with Eurachem guides.
We coordinate proficiency tests with TÜRKAK-approved PT providers and support laboratory technical competence with an evidence file.
Energy-intensive organizations face increasing regulatory, commercial, and stakeholder pressure to demonstrate measurable energy performance improvements — ISO 50001 provides the management system framework to systematically reduce energy consumption, energy costs, and associated carbon emissions. Laboratory and testing organizations without ISO 17025 accreditation face exclusion from regulated testing markets, rejected test reports, and customer confidence challenges that accreditation resolves definitively. Our consulting practice serves both energy management and laboratory accreditation needs, often for organizations that must meet both requirements simultaneously in industrial and research settings.
Make cost and resource optimization measurable against the agreed baseline and review cadence
Obtain ISO 17025 TÜRKAK accreditation enabling test reports accepted in regulatory submissions and international markets
Qualify for Turkish government energy efficiency incentives (YEGM programs) requiring ISO 50001 certification
ISO 50001 engagements cover the full EnMS lifecycle: energy review, energy baseline establishment, EnPI development, legal compliance register, significant energy use identification, action plan development, and certification audit support. ISO 17025 accreditation engagements cover technical system design (method validation, equipment calibration, measurement uncertainty, proficiency testing), quality system documentation, and TÜRKAK application management. Both programs can be combined in integrated management system implementations for organizations subject to both frameworks.
Make cost and resource optimization measurable against the agreed baseline and review cadence
Achieve measurement uncertainty calculations accepted by TÜRKAK assessors on first submission
Make cost and resource impact measurable against the agreed baseline and review cadence
ISO 50001 engagements deliver an operational energy management system with documented EnPIs, an energy action plan with quantified savings targets, and certification achieved. Laboratory accreditation engagements deliver a complete quality system documentation set, validated test methods with uncertainty budgets, proficiency testing enrollment, and TÜRKAK accreditation certificate covering the agreed scope. Both programs include trained internal owners and post-certification support for maintaining compliance through surveillance audits and regulatory changes.
Make cost and resource impact measurable against the agreed baseline and review cadence
Make risk, control, and compliance indicators visible through measured targets and evidence records
Transfer fully self-sufficient internal EnMS and laboratory quality system owners within program scope
Turkish energy efficiency regulations require organizations consuming over 1,000 TOE (tonnes of oil equivalent) annually to conduct periodic energy audits and implement energy management practices. ISO 50001 certification is not universally mandatory but satisfies the energy management demonstration requirement under the Energy Efficiency Law (5627) and Energy Efficiency Regulation. Certified organizations also qualify for additional YEGM financial support mechanisms not available to non-certified entities.
ISO 17025 accreditation is required or strongly expected in any context where test results are submitted to regulatory authorities or used in legal or conformity assessment decisions. This includes environmental testing laboratories, food testing laboratories, calibration laboratories, construction materials testing, medical device testing, and export commodity testing where importing countries require accredited test certificates. TÜRKAK accreditation is specifically required for test reports submitted to Turkish regulatory authorities.
Energy performance is measured through Energy Performance Indicators (EnPIs) — normalized metrics that track energy consumption relative to relevant variables (production output, weather, operating hours). ISO 50006 provides the methodology for establishing valid baselines and normalization factors. ISO 50015 covers measurement and verification (M&V) protocols for quantifying energy savings from improvement projects. We design EnPIs that are both statistically valid and practically useful for operations management.
Proficiency testing (PT) is an external quality control mechanism where laboratories analyze the same sample alongside other laboratories and their results are compared to assess measurement competency. ISO 17025 requires laboratories to participate in PT programs for all accredited test methods where PT schemes are available. TÜRKAK reviews PT participation records and results during accreditation assessments. We identify appropriate PT providers, manage participation scheduling, and support analysis of PT results to ensure z-scores remain within acceptable ranges.
Yes. ISO 50001:2018 was revised to align with the ISO Annex SL high-level structure shared by ISO 14001, ISO 9001, ISO 27001, and other ISO management system standards. This common structure makes integrated implementation significantly more efficient — the context, leadership, planning, support, and evaluation sections of both standards share the same framework, reducing duplicate documentation when the shared clauses are handled together compared to implementing each standard independently.
The TÜRKAK accreditation process is planned through a scoped timeline agreed during discovery from application submission to certificate issue. The process includes document review, on-site assessment, and a witness testing component where TÜRKAK assessors observe actual test execution. Pre-application preparation (system documentation, method validation, equipment calibration, PT enrollment) takes an additional scoped timeline agreed during discovery for laboratories building the system from scratch. We compress this timeline by providing structured gap assessments and pre-validated documentation templates for common test method categories.
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