Swedac is a government authority with the objective of making products and services safe and reliable.
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With an EU membership firmly in view
During a week in early October, parts of the Ukrainian equivalent of Swedac’s market surveillance coordination activities visited Sweden and...
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“I learn something every time”
The team from the European Cooperation for Accreditation (EA) is in full swing with its task of evaluating Swedac in...
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Information meeting about ISO 15189:2022 is arranged this spring
During the next three years, the updated standard ISO 15189:2022 will be introduced. The standard concerns accredited medical laboratories. Swedac wil...
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Building trust and competitiveness together – new Swedish-Icelandic cooperation agreement
Today, Iceland's Minister of Culture and Business Affairs, Lilja Dögg Alfre∂sdóttir, and Swedac's Director General, Ulf Hammarström, are signing a coo...
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How can accreditation and standardisation bolster Swedish export?
This question is addressed in a report produced by Swedac. The report was created before the pandemic but is still relevant. Find the report and more ...
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Questions and answers from Swedac’s webinar on The Value of Accreditation
The audience asked questions during Swedac’s webinar on The Value of Accreditation. Unfortunately, there was not enough time to fit every question in ...
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What does Swedac do?
Swedac verifies compliance with quality and safety requirements in order to facilitate the free movement of goods and services across borders. The authority is active in a wide range of areas and helps build confidence in everyday life.
Become a technical assessor
As a technical assessor you are included in an assessor team and examines specific tasks related to accreditation. The work is performed on a consultancy basis and usually includes a number of assignments each year.