Industry Iso 9001:2015 Logo
Two round certification seals shown side-by-side (a green version at left and a blue version at right). Each seal is a circular badge with an outer white ring containing the words “CERTIFIED” at the top and “COMPANY” at the bottom in an all...
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About Industry Iso 9001:2015
Two round certification seals shown side-by-side (a green version at left and a blue version at right). Each seal is a circular badge with an outer white ring containing the words “CERTIFIED” at the top and “COMPANY” at the bottom in an all-caps sans-serif. A filled inner circle (green on the left, blue on the right) contains a simplified globe/grid motif at the top, a large white “ISO” wordmark in the center, and the smaller text “9001:2015” beneath it.
The design is flat and emblematic: concentric circles form the badge, the type is geometric sans-serif, and the globe is reduced to a few curved grid lines. The layout and elements are mirrored between the two color variants; the only visible difference is the inner circle/ring text color (dark green vs. blue).
What's in it: stylized globe (grid) ISO wordmark numeric standard year (9001:2015)
Shapes: circular badge concentric circles ring wordmark block
Style: flat emblem minimalist geometric corporate
Text in logo: CERTIFIED COMPANY · ISO · 9001:2015
Visual cues of a certification seal: the circular badge, the word “CERTIFIED” and the globe motif that suggests an international/standards scope.
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Frequently asked
What does this logo represent?
Visually it’s a certification seal showing the ISO wordmark and the standard number 9001:2015 with a globe motif, indicating an ISO 9001:2015 quality-management certification.
Is this the official ISO logo?
This image is a certification-style seal using the ISO wordmark and standard number; whether a specific use is official or authorised cannot be determined from the image alone.
Can companies use this badge?
Usage rules for ISO marks and certification claims are governed by ISO and national accreditation bodies; companies should follow the issuing body's guidelines before using certification marks.
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