QSI CERT · FOUNDED 1998 · RIYADH HQ
The route since 1998.
QSI Cert stands for certification, inspection, testing, calibration and training delivered with a clear quality-first discipline. The public record starts in 1998 and now runs through offices in Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Canada, Pakistan and Turkey, with a leadership team focused on credible assurance.
COMPANY PROFILE
A global certification body headquartered in Riyadh.
QSI works with businesses whose products, processes and services must satisfy recognised standards and buyer scrutiny. The firm combines certification, inspection and training capabilities so clients can build systems that keep working after the audit.
The wider group includes Nexus Labs for testing and calibration activity, giving industrial clients a clearer route when certification evidence depends on laboratory or instrument control.
THE CHARTER
Quality first. Always.
VISION
To become an integral part of every forward-thinking organisation's journey towards sustainability, safety and quality.
MISSION
To empower organisations to surpass international benchmarks, ensuring their products and services are synonymous with quality.
THE RECORD, YEAR BY YEAR
Company history.
The milestones published in the company profile, with the current expansion context. The dashed segment is the next station, not yet reached.
- 1998
QSI founded.
Foundation laid with a mission to champion quality and safety in global markets.
- 2002
Riyadh office, and the 100th certificate.
Established the Riyadh regional office and surpassed the 100th certificate milestone.
- 2021
Online training launched.
Expanded educational services with online learning modules for ISO standards and safety protocols.
- TODAY
Offices in five countries.
Offices operating across Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Canada, Pakistan and Turkey, with Riyadh serving as headquarters.
- NEXT · 2026
Eastern Province.
Eastern Province expansion serving Al Khobar and nearby industrial cities.
PART OF THE QSI GROUP
Group structure.
Certification and laboratory work sit in separate houses so evidence stays independent of the decision.
CERTIFICATION BODY
QSI Cert
Management-system and food-safety certification, inspection and training, delivered from Riyadh across the office network.
GROUP LABORATORY
Nexus Labs
Testing and calibration for industrial clients, part of the QSI group, so laboratory evidence and instrument control carry their own accreditation.
LEADERSHIP REGISTER
Leadership.
Roles are taken from the official QSI company profile.
Dr. Amjad H. Rana
Chief Executive Officer
Mohammad Ahmad
Chief Operating Officer
Arsalan Khan
Director of Operations and Strategy
NETWORK OF OFFICES
Global offices.
Riyadh is the headquarters of an office network spanning five countries, with the Eastern Province opening in 2026.
Riyadh
Saudi ArabiaBuilding 8833, Unit 63, Mohammed Abi Nqatah Street, 2nd Industrial City, Riyadh 14334-3100
+966 56 260 0424Al Khobar
Saudi ArabiaEastern Province, serving industrial clients in Dammam, Jubail and the surrounding cities.
Manama
BahrainOffice 2201, Building 1260, Road 2421, Block 324, Al Fateh, Manama
Mississauga
Canada4122 Colonial Drive, Mississauga, Ontario L5L 4E7
Istanbul
TurkeyIstanbul, Turkey
Lahore
Pakistan654-D Canal View, Lahore
HOW DECISIONS ARE MADE
Values.
The operating principles behind every certification decision.
Impartiality
Certification decisions must be based on evidence, review and competence. Commercial pressure cannot decide the result.
Technical discipline
Audits need to test the system that actually runs on site. QSI keeps evidence, records and decisions traceable.
On-the-ground responsibility
Clients in every market get auditors who attend in person, communicate clearly and understand local operating realities. In Saudi Arabia that is backed by SAAC accreditation and SFDA approval.
Claims you can check
A certificate is only worth what a buyer can verify. Every accreditation QSI holds is published with its number, its scope and a route to the accreditor’s own register, so nothing here rests on being believed.
Scope honesty
Accreditation covers named standards in named sectors, and no certification body is accredited for everything. QSI publishes the sectors each accreditation actually covers rather than leaving a buyer to assume.
Answerable decisions
A decision that cannot be challenged is not a controlled decision. The complaints and appeals route is published with its stated limits, and an appeal is reviewed by people who did not make the original call.
NEXT STEP
Work with QSI.
Talk to a lead auditor about certification, inspection or training across the QSI group.