Identify entity
Match registered holder and address to the organization represented.
Certification / verification before badges
A certificate must match the work.
The customer files include certificate imagery, but the extracted material does not establish current certificate number, issuer, expiry, site and scope clearly enough for a public badge. SRRP therefore publishes the verification status instead of inventing certainty.
Verification status
What is known—and what still needs proof.
This page deliberately treats unknown values as unknown. Once current documents are supplied, the register can publish standard, certificate holder, site, scope, issuer, issue/expiry dates and verification link where appropriate.
Verification fieldPublic statusWhy it mattersPublication rule
Legal certificate holderConfirmation requiredMust match the entity represented in the projectPublish exact registered name only from current certificate
Manufacturing siteConfirmation requiredA certificate may cover one site but not anotherMatch address to the proposed production site
Standard + scopeConfirmation requiredThe scope must include the relevant injection molding activityQuote exact standard and certified scope without paraphrase
Issuer / accreditationConfirmation requiredSupports authenticity and recognitionVerify against issuer or authoritative record where available
Issue + expiryConfirmation requiredAn expired certificate is not current evidenceShow dates and review status; remove stale badges
Project applicabilityWritten quotationPartner/site responsibility must be visibleIdentify the certified site and quality owner for the order
Current public position. SRRP does not display ISO, IATF or other certification logos as confirmed website claims because the available extracted files do not yet prove the exact current holder, site, scope and validity. Buyers may request the current due-diligence pack for the proposed production route.
Due-diligence sequence
Verify the certificate against the order.
A real certificate is only one part of supplier assurance. The process and release evidence still need to match the molded component.
Confirm validity
Check issuer, certificate number, dates and authoritative status.
Read scope
Confirm the standard and scope apply to the relevant site and activity.
Map project
Connect the certified route to the actual tool, press, inspection and quality owner.
What still builds trust
Do not let the badge replace process evidence.
For a custom injection molded part, the buyer still needs controlled inputs, first-off approval, inspection records, traceability, nonconformance handling and change review.
Controlled revision
Current drawing, thermoplastic grade, color and critical characteristics.
First-off record
Sample identity, measurement, appearance, fit and agreed functional evidence.
Release controls
Startup, in-process checks, lot identity, packing and shipment records.