GJB Certification Process

Below is a detailed analysis of the National Military Standard Certification (GJB 9001C) and an explanation of the documents required for on-site audits.

I. Overview of National Military Standard Certification

The National Military Standard Certification (GJB 9001C) is the core quality management system standard for China's military industry and serves as one of the mandatory entry requirements for weapon and equipment manufacturers to access the military market. Based on ISO 9001, this standard incorporates special requirements for military products (such as reliability, safety, and confidentiality) and applies to the entire lifecycle management of weapon and equipment development, production, maintenance, and services.

Significance of GJB 9001C National Military Standard Certification

1. Obtain qualifications for the development and production of military products;

2. Enhance the enterprise's quality management level;

3. Strengthen trust from military clients;

4. Comply with regulatory requirements of the National Defense Science and Technology Industry Bureau and the Equipment Development Department.

II. GJB 9001C Certification Process

1. Preparation Phase

- Establish a certification promotion team with clear division of responsibilities;

- Conduct standard training (GJB 9001C, relevant national military standards);

- Perform gap analysis and develop a corrective action plan.

2. System Establishment and Operation

- Prepare quality management system documents (quality manual, procedure documents, work instructions, etc.);

- Operate the system for at least 3 months and retain relevant records;

- Conduct internal audits and management reviews.

3. Certification Application

- Select a qualified certification body (e.g., China New Era Certification Center);

- Submit the application, system documents, and relevant supporting materials.

4. On-Site Audit

- Stage 1 audit (document review): Confirm the compliance of system documents;

- Stage 2 audit (on-site audit): Verify the effectiveness of system operation.

5. Corrective Actions and Certification Decision

- Address non-conformities and submit evidence;

- Certification body issues the certificate (valid for 3 years).

6. Surveillance Audit

- Annual surveillance audit to ensure continuous compliance with requirements.