Timor Labs

Quality & data integrity

Confidence is built through controlled systems, not marketing claims.

Every Timor Labs result stands on a documented chain: defined scope, controlled methods, checked equipment, competent people and authorized review. This page explains that system.

Sample control

  • Booking and scope confirmation before sampling
  • Defined sample acceptance criteria
  • Unique sample identification
  • Condition at receipt recorded
  • Date, time and temperature recorded where applicable
  • Chain-of-custody documentation
  • Sample retention and disposal policy

Method control

  • Approved methods and controlled SOPs
  • Reference-method selection against the required purpose
  • Method verification or validation where applicable
  • Controls and blanks run with test batches
  • Media quality control
  • Incubation records
  • Documented deviations and retesting rules

Equipment

  • Unique equipment identification
  • Calibration and verification schedules
  • Preventive maintenance
  • Temperature monitoring of controlled storage and incubation
  • Pipette and balance checks

Personnel

  • Defined roles and responsibilities
  • Structured training
  • Competency assessment before independent work
  • Authorization for testing and reporting tasks
  • Ongoing professional development

Reporting

  • Unique report number
  • Customer and sample identification
  • Methods used and results with units
  • Applicable observations recorded
  • Authorized technical review before issue
  • Amendment control for issued reports
  • Confidential release to the customer only

Quality systems

  • Quality management certified to ISO 9001
  • Food-safety management certified to ISO 22000
  • ISO/IEC 17025 alignment roadmap in progress
  • Internal audits and management review
  • Corrective and preventive action (CAPA)
  • Document control
  • Proficiency testing participation where available

Evidence

The system at work

Sample identification, equipment verification, controlled records and authorized reporting — shown, not just claimed.

Unique sample identification label being applied to a sample container at Timor Labs
Unique sample identification label being applied to a sample container at Timor Labs
Laboratory equipment at Timor Labs showing a current verification tag
Laboratory equipment at Timor Labs showing a current verification tag
A controlled laboratory record being completed during testing at Timor Labs
A controlled laboratory record being completed during testing at Timor Labs
A Timor Labs test report undergoing authorized technical review
A Timor Labs test report undergoing authorized technical review

Certifications

Certified systems, honestly described

ISO 9001 Certified

Quality management system certified to ISO 9001.

ISO 22000 Certified

Food-safety management system certified to ISO 22000.

Timor Labs is developing its laboratory management system in alignment with ISO/IEC 17025 principles as part of its formal accreditation journey.

An important note on scope: Certification and accreditation scopes are specific. Customers should confirm whether a required test, method or report must fall within a particular accreditation or regulatory framework before submitting samples.

Documents

Quality documents

Certificates and controlled documents are published as authentic, current copies are approved. Items listed below are available on request.

Sampling Guide

General principles for collecting, packing and transporting samples.

Available on request — contact info@timorlabs.com

ISO 9001 Certificate

Current certificate copy — published once an authentic copy is supplied.

Available on request — contact info@timorlabs.com

ISO 22000 Certificate

Current certificate copy — published once an authentic copy is supplied.

Available on request — contact info@timorlabs.com

Quality Policy

The Timor Labs quality policy statement.

Available on request — contact info@timorlabs.com

Need results within a specific framework?

Tell us the regulatory, export or contractual requirement before sampling. We will confirm what our current scope supports — plainly and in writing.