LRQA is a global assurance and certification business headquartered in Birmingham, UK, with a client base its site puts at more than 61,000 organisations across over 150 countries. The relevant engagement trigger here is an organisation that has built an ISO/IEC 42001 AI management system and needs an accredited third party to certify it: LRQA holds UKAS accreditation for ISO/IEC 42001, announced in February 2026 and confirmed on the UKAS AIMS register as accreditation number 0001. Certification follows the standard accredited route: clients may begin with an optional gap analysis before the formal stage-one and stage-two assessments, and organisations already certified to ISO 27001 or other management system standards can have several standards assessed in combined visits. On the training side it teaches ISO 42001 at four levels - an introductory course, a two-day internal auditor course, a five-day lead auditor course, and a lead auditor conversion option - each available in virtual and classroom formats. As a certification body its role is independent assessment: it audits and certifies AI management systems rather than building them for clients, and it does not publish pricing for audits or courses.