It is the process of undertaking independent third party audits against the applicable NDIS Practice Standards and Quality Indicators. These NDIS certification audits are to be undertaken by a JAS-ANZ approved certification body such as Sustainable Certification™.
If you want to be a registered service provider to NDIS participants then you must ensure you are verified/certified. The NDIS Practice Standards specify the quality standards are to be met by registered NDIS providers to provide support and services to NDIS participants.
The scheme covers NDIS participants, service providers, workers, and the community to implement a nationally consistent approach so that, across Australia, participants can access services and supports that promote choice, control, and dignity.
Receive independent verification/certification of your organization’s business processes and their effectiveness by quality auditors from Sustainable Certification™.
Audit reports will highlight areas of compliance and where it does not satisft requirements. The audit report will help you with your process improvement journey towards a process matured organisation.
You will find our Auditors are committed to helping you deliver progress towards your goals.
You can declare to NDIS participants that you care about them giving them confidence that you are certified by a reputable certification body Sustainable Certification™.
You will find dealing with Sustainable very refreshing and reassuring. We are a boutique certification body and understand the challenges of small and medium organisations.
You will find us flexible and responsive. We have experienced auditors to cater to large and small organisations and with varying complexities.
To find out more about NDIS Certification or to get a quote,
Please contact our NDIS Sales Manager Rahma Majedzada on 0450551550
Is to complete an online application on the commission’s website (https://www.ndiscommission.gov.au/), with the following details
Once submitted, the commission will send you an “Initial scope of audit” document. This is the starting point in your verification/certification journey.
We have a host of competent auditors to choose from to match your profile to ensure maximum impact from the audits. Once you accept the fee proposal we will start the audit scheduling process, you will receive a formal audit plan for your consideration. You will find our 24×7 online portal very easy to navigate and extremely useful in keeping in touch.
Pathway
When you first received the “Initial scope of audit” the commission will have stipulated the type of audit that you need to undertake. Essentially there are two pathways.
This is essentially a desktop audit and mostly covers low-risk service providers. An initial Audit will take place once we can agree on a date. The second “recertification audit” will take place about 30 months after the first audit.
Stage 1 is a desktop audit and the auditor will want to ensure there is a documented system in place and Stage 2 will ensure implementation.
