Accreditation for Microbiological Laboratories
ISO 29201 Water Quality – The variability of test results and the uncertainty of measurement of microbiological enumeration methods [10] ISO 8199, Water quality – General guidance on the enumeration of micro-organisms by culture [11] A detailed list of documents to be considered appears in the References.
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