ISO Certification is a process that guarantees that the products and services meet the predetermined necessities. ISO certificate is a system of guidelines for quality administration. It is a set of guidelines that help businesses create, implement, and keep up their quality management systems. The organization’s self-assessment is the first step in the ISO certification process. After selecting an ISO […]
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Companies want to be known for following manufacturing and quality assurance standards in today’s competitive market. Subsequently, to product similarity, upgrade credibility and trust among clients, partners, and colleagues, international experts settled upon an assortment of various ISO (International Organization for Standardization) guidelines that set out the prescribed procedures for organizations to follow. ISO refers to a non-legislative Policy of […]
Continue reading »ISO 9001, section 4.2 provides that the “supplier shall create, document and keeps quality system which means of confirming that the product meets to particular needs. It can be seen that this documentation consists of several tiers of documents, each successive tier becoming more detailed. At the apex is the quality manual, this briefly describes all the elements of a […]
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Any enterprise operating on the basis of modern management principles needs to define its objectives. The broad methodology for achieving these objectives in the form of a corporate policy. As has been seen in earlier chapters, quality is an important element in the success of an enterprise. A corporate policy document should therefore visibly demonstrate top management’s commitment to the […]
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Clause 4.5 of ISO 9001 requires the supplier to establish and maintain documented procedures to control all documents and data pertinent to the quality system. The aim of this clause of the standard is to ensure that only authentic documents and data are used and that these are readily available to the personnel performing various tasks affecting the quality of […]
Continue reading »Clause 4.14, which serves as the basis for quality improvement, is one of the most important clauses of the ISO 9001 standard. The 1994 revision has made the clause more comprehensive in that. It also covers preventive action, and the effective handling of customer complaints and reports of product nonconformities. Corrective action It will be impracticable for manufacturing enterprises experiencing […]
Continue reading »The 1994 versions of the quality assurance standards ISO 9001, ISO 9002 and ISO 9003 specify three sets of quality system requirements. It can be used for external quality assurance purposes. The requirements in these external quality assurance standards are viewed as minimum good-business practices for a supplying company in any industry. The requirements are stated mainly in terms of […]
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