Assurance Model

Sites seeking certification should engage directly with WSAS to contract certification services. For more information on the steps to certification, costs and more, visit the WSAS website. 

As a mission-driven organisation, WSAS has a key role to play in ensuring AWS certification is accessible. WSAS aims to ensure its pricing structure enables certification to be available to the widest spectrum of users. 

To learn more about certification costs, please visit the WSAS website.

As a mission-driven subsidiary of AWS, the scope of WSAS’s work is determined by a mandate provided by the AWS Board. This mandate includes:

• Compliance with AWS System Requirements as defined by the AWS Technical Committee
• Contributions to AWS’s mission to ignite leadership in credible water stewardship

WSAS is a limited liability company whose work is overseen by a majority independent Board of Directors. One AWS Trustee and the AWS Group CEO also serve on the WSAS Board of Directors.

The Certification Advisory Committee (CAC) is an independent body established to ensure the impartiality of WSAS processes and serve as an Appeals Panel in relation to certification decisions. Neither the AWS Board nor the WSAS Board are involved in certification decisions taken by WSAS.

If you have any further questions, contact us by filling out the form below, or visit the WSAS website at www.watersas.org.