Zero Waste Consult prepares organisations across Uganda and East Africa for ISO certification — quality, environmental, health & safety, laboratory, food safety, and energy management systems — then keeps them audit-ready year after year.
Organisations that pass certification audits are publicly registered as conforming to the relevant standard. We take clients from gap assessment through to that listing — and keep them there.
From first gap assessment to the day the auditor signs off — and every re-certification after.
Gap assessment, documentation, implementation and internal audit support that carries you to a successful third-party certification audit.
ExploreIndependent technical assessment of building products and construction management systems against ISO 9001 and ISO 45001.
ExploreA dedicated training division that keeps your internal auditors and management representatives current with each standard's requirements.
ExploreDedicated end-to-end programmes for electronic and hazardous waste — collection, transport, reuse, recycling and disposal, run to their own documented process.
ExploreCertification only means something when it's grounded in the national and regional frameworks that regulators and buyers actually recognise. Our practice is built around those frameworks, not around any one certification body.
Uganda's national standards body. Our certification pathways are built to align with UNBS product and management system requirements.
One of the world's original national standards bodies. Its frameworks and certification practice inform how we structure management systems work.
The continental body driving harmonised African Standards. We track ARSO's work to keep clients ready for cross-border trade requirements.
Uganda's environmental regulator. Our e-waste and hazardous waste programmes are built to operate within NEMA's regulatory framework.
The voice of Uganda's manufacturing sector. We support UMA member companies through ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 certification readiness.
Sector regulator for Uganda's communications industry — relevant wherever quality and compliance requirements touch operator licensing.
Referenced here to reflect the regulatory and standards frameworks our practice is built around. Get in touch for details on the nature of each relationship.
Consumers and regulators alike expect building products and management systems to be examined for safety, reliability, compatibility, energy efficiency, sustainability and effectiveness. Conformity assessment is how that expectation is verified — independently, and against a published standard.
For manufacturers, a completed assessment is proof of capability. For authorities having jurisdiction, it's the fastest, most defensible route to clearing a product for installation or use.
See conformity assessment servicesWe benchmark your current practice against the target standard and flag every non-conformance before an external auditor does.
Policies, procedures and records are built to the standard's exact requirements — and to how your teams actually work.
A full internal audit cycle, management review and corrective action process, run before you ever meet the certification body.
We support you through Stage 1 and Stage 2 audits with your chosen certification body, through to public registration.
A running briefing on standard revisions, regulatory changes and transition deadlines relevant to our clients — updated as the landscape moves.
Certificate holders under FSSC 22000 should confirm their current version and transition deadline directly with their certification body — requirements have moved in recent revisions and timelines vary by scheme owner.
Organisations generating electronic waste in Uganda carry documented obligations under national environmental regulation — from classification at source through to proof of compliant disposal.
Construction remains one of the highest-risk sectors for occupational incidents. An ISO 45001 system, properly implemented, is increasingly what tender boards and insurers expect to see before they'll engage.
Certification isn't a one-time event. Surveillance audits check that your system is still doing what it said it would — the organisations that pass cleanly are the ones treating internal audits as routine, not an annual scramble.
General guidance only — confirm specific requirements and deadlines with the relevant certification or regulatory body before acting.
