Delivery Dates and ISO 22301: Certificate Scope

A delivery date is a concrete part of a project’s schedule. An ISO 22301 certificate does not state when a particular order will be delivered, so it should be considered separately from the project plan and evidence for its deadlines.

What does the certificate confirm?

Belcert certificate A1901023 says Alkur Kapı Sistemleri A.Ş. has established and implemented a Business Continuity Management System, and that the audited system meets ISO 22301:2019 requirements. Its written scope covers production, sales, assembly and after-sales services for the listed door, loading and access systems; for door motors, it lists sales, assembly and after-sales services. The PDF gives 30 June 2026 as the issue date and 30 June 2027 as the validity date.

What details are outside its scope?

The PDF does not present a maintenance schedule for specific equipment, spare-parts stock, alternative suppliers or shipping routes, drill results, or delivery performance. The certificate alone does not establish that each of those measures was carried out or that a particular project’s deadline risk has been removed.

Assessing a project schedule

A quoted delivery date calls for a project-specific account of product, production and installation stages and their dependencies. You can review the certificate’s identity and scope on our certificates page, then contact us to discuss the schedule for your project.