Celebrating Mastery: The Annual Greatness Awards Applaud True Industry Pioneers
Serving the international standards community for fifty-three (53) years, from 1973 to the present. He has been a Registered Lead Assessor of Quality Systems since 1986 and an IQA-authorized interviewer for Auditor Registration Applications. From 1990 to 1992, he was one of the National Mirror Committee (NMC) members responsible for Quality Systems in Australia and New Zealand (Standards Australia and Standards New Zealand): "SAA Committee QR 6 - Audits, and SAA Committee QR 8 - Quality Systems" - a technical committee that monitors and/or participates in the work of an international body, which is the ISO (International Organization for Standardization).
From 1973: Worked within certified Quality Management Systems
1983 – 1985: Responsible for design, implementation, and maintenance of a certified quality management system
1985 – 1995: Set up, developed and managed Australia’s first Quality System Certification Program (historically known as SAI Global and tied to the legacy of Standards Australia's commercial/certification arm).
1995 – 2015: He founded and established International Standards Certifications (ISC) to meet the growing demands of Australian and international organizations for support and certification to national and international standards. He developed Australian and International Operations and managed all ISC operations globally.
2015 – 2018: Principal, International Standards Certifications (Global) FZ LLC – Managed all ISC operations worldwide.
2018 – Present: Name changed to Certification Partner Global FZ LLC, & improving client services globally; holding the position of President / Group Chairman of CPG Global (www.cpg-global.net).
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