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During this ISO 9001 and Quality Management Systems (QMS) series, we discuss implementing a Quality Management System and how an organization can apply that QMS to the requirements of ISO 9001 and attain certification to that standard.
ISO 9001 standards and Quality Management Systems can improve productivity, efficiency, process controls, and/or quality of products or services. ISO 9001 and Quality Management Systems can be applied in any type of business.
In this episode we focus on the specific verification concepts within operations that are used in complex quality management systems, namely critical quality metrics and key performance indicators used to monitor processes and verify the effectiveness of the quality management system.
In this episode, we are going to discuss training requirements for quality control personnel and compare them with the training requirements for quality assurance personnel involved with the quality management system. We are also going to touch on specific ISO training recommendations for organizations pursuing or maintaining ISO certification.
In this episode we discuss the primary review functions of a quality management system, which is the internal audit and the management review of the quality management system, critical quality metrics performed as part of quality control checks, and the key performance indicators that are part of the quality assurance function of operations.
In this episode we are going to focus on ISO certification as it connects to QA and QC actions. We will continue to use the framework of critical quality metrics and their direct connection to quality control, as well as key performance indicators linked to quality assurance within the quality management system, and through that lens we can understand the basic framework of ISO.
Risk assessments should be created for areas or actions in operations which do not clearly match ISO requirements, where changes in processes occur with sufficient frequency, where standard operating procedures in place are found to be incomplete, or where non-conformance is identified through observation during walkthroughs or internal audits. Download the ISO Risk Assessment guide to help you tailor risk assessments to your operation.
Download this free ISO Risk Assessment download to help guide you in writing your own risk assessments that are tailored to your operation.
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