Overview
The organizational structure of NABL is designed to ensure effective management and operational efficiency in the accreditation of laboratories. It consists of a clear hierarchy that defines roles and responsibilities, facilitating streamlined decision-making and accountability. Committees play a cr...
Key Terms
Example: NABL provides accreditation to laboratories to ensure quality.
Example: NABL accreditation assures clients of quality testing.
Example: NABL has a clear hierarchy to streamline operations.
Example: The Technical Committee evaluates laboratory standards.
Example: The Director oversees all operations at NABL.
Example: Each committee member has specific responsibilities.
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intermediateKey Concepts
HierarchyRolesResponsibilitiesCommittees