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ThisguidetoimplementinganISO
9001QualityManagementSystem
(QMS)waspreparedbyETIGroup.
Theguideisbasedonour
experiencesassistingmorethan
650small,mediumandlarge
companiesthroughthecomplete
implementationprocessfromstart
tosuccessfulregistration.
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ETI Group
ThoughtforToday
Qualitymanagementsucceedswhen
thecostofthesystemislessthan
thecostofdefectsandpoorservice
whichwouldotherwiseresult.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SubjectHeading
Page#
Introduction
ManagingChange
WhatisaQualityManagementSystem?
10
WhyImplementaQualityManagementSystem?
16
TheISO9001Standard
18
15StepstoImplementISO9001
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Introduction
Formoreandmorecompanies,implementingaQualityManagement
System(QMS)basedonISO9001oroneoftherelatedstandardssuchas
AS9100,ISO13485orISO/TS16949isbecominganecessity!Itcanhelp
winnewcustomersaswellasretainexistingones.Whilethegoalisto
achieveregistrationtooneofthesestandards,itisnottheonlygoal.The
internalbenefitsofimplementinganeffectiveQMSaresignificant.
ThisebookisintendedtobeaguidetoimplementinganISO9001
QualityManagementSysteminanyorganization.Asthesizeandnature
oforganizationsvary,wemaynotcoverallofthecircumstancesunique
toyourcompany.WedohoweverdetailthetypicalprocessthatETI
GroupconsultantsusewhenassistingacompanytoimplementanISO
9001QualityManagementSystem(QMS).
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Introduction
ImplementingaQMSmayseemdaunting,especiallyforthesmaller
business,fortunatelythestandardsareflexible,theymandate
requirementsforanorganizationtofollowbutallowyoutofulfillthe
requirementsinawaythatmakessenseforyourbusiness.Thisallowsa
widerangeofcompanies,bothlargeandsmall,manufacturingand
servicetocreateaQMSthatmeetsthespecificneedsoftheirbusiness
aswellastherequirementsoftheappropriatestandard.
TheISO9001frameworkalsoprovidesanexcellentandpracticalmodel
fromwhichtoimplementtheadditionalrequirementsforanAS9100,
ISO13485orISO/TS16949QualityManagementSystem.
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Introduction
Everyorganizationhasmanagementproceduresandinstructionsfor
creatinganddeliveringtheirproductsandservicestocustomers.Most
haveevolvedovertheyears,andaregenerallyadequate ifthey
werent,organizationswouldquicklygooutofbusiness.
Howeverpoormanagementsystemscanleadtowastefulprocesses,
poorproductsandservices,anddissatisfiedcustomers.Anefficient
organizationcantypicallybecharacterizedby:
Explicitawarenessof,and
concernfor,theneedsof
customersandother
stakeholders(suppliers,
employees,society,etc.),
Seniorandmiddlemanagers
whounderstandandfocuson
businessneeds,
Acommitmenttoimproveproductsandservices,
Employeedevelopmentandtrainingprogramsthatmeettheneedsof
theorganization,
Processesdesignedtoidentifyandreducewastedresources,
Complete,current,clearandrelevantdocumentation.
OrganizationsareincreasinglyintroducingformalQualityManagement
Systems(QMS)togaintheseandotherbenefits.
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Managing Change
Thegreatestresourceacompanyhasisitspeople,inevitablytherewill
beresistancetochangeswhenimplementingandmaintainingyour
QualityManagementSystem(QMS).
Theoldway
TransitionZone
Thenewway
Peoplefeeldoneto
Newwayfeelschaotic
Peopledonthearthings
Oldanimositiesmaysurface
Newopportunitiesareidentified
Productivitymaytemporarilydecline
Resistancehasmanyfacesincludingdenial,lackofmotivationand
questioningofthemotivationbehindthedecisiontoimplementa
QMS.Strategiesformanagingchangeshouldbeaddressedduring
implementationplanning.
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Managing Change
ThejourneyfromapreQMSorganizationtoonethatoperateswiththe
qualityandcontrolsnecessaryforcertificationisnotacasualtaskandis
unlikelytosucceedwithoutthecommitmentanddedicatedsupportof
topmanagement.
ForManagement
Forthepeopleaffected
changeis
changeis
Planned
Outoftheircontrol
Gradual
Sudden
ASolution
Problematic
Logical
Arbitrary
Opportunistic
Disruptive
Intentional
Disruptive
Somecommonformsofresistanceandsuggestedsolutionsare
detailedonthefollowingpage.
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Managing Change
CommonFormsofResistance
CommonComplaint
RootCause
ProvenSolution
Thisisjustanother
flavorofthemonth.
Pastinitiativeshave Demonstrateleadershipbelief
beenlaunchedwith Selectbestpeopleastrainers
highfanfareandlittle Minimizefanfare
results
Idonthave
timecannotfreeup
resources.
Toomanyprojects/
activitiesinprocess
Thiscantworkinmy
areaofthebusiness.
Misconceptionabout ISO9001hasbeensuccessfully
implementedineverybusiness
howaQuality
ManagementSystem sector.
Showexamplesfromother
worksorlackof
similarcompaniesthatareISO
informationabout
howitapplies
9001registered.
Stopotherinitiativesnotrelated
tocurrentprioritiesorthatonly
makeaminorcontribution.
Howisthisdifferent
Fatiguefrommany
frompastimprovement improvement
initiatives?
initiatives
Explain/showkeydifferences.
Isthisincrementalto
myexistingbusiness
plan?
Dontwanttoaddto
existingworkload
AlignISO9001implementation
worktodirectlysupportthe
existingbusinessplan
Doesmanagement
reallybelieve/support
it?
Lackofconfidence
thateveryoneison
board
Genuineleadership
commitmenttoimplementation
isrequired notjusttalk.
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What is a Quality
Management System?
DevelopedbytheInternationalOrganizationforStandardization,ISO9001
comprisesasetofrequirementsthatreflecttimeproven,universally
acceptedgoodbusinesspractices,themajorityofwhicharemandatory.
AS9100,ISO13485andISO/TS16949standardsutilizetheISO9001
frameworkandhaveadditionalindustryspecificrequirements.
Acommonsensewayof
ORGANIZINGTHE
BUSINESSPROCESSES
thataffectthequality
ofyourproductsandservices
TheaimofaQMSisto
assurethatanorganization
consistentlymeetscustomer
needsbycontrollingthecore
processesthataffectthem
suchassalesorders,design,
production,inspection,
delivery,etc.
Therequirementsalsogobeyondthese"core"processestoaddress
supportprocesseslikepurchasing,training,calibration,maintenance,and
performancemetrics.
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What is a Quality
Management System?
AProcessApproach
AnimportantaspectofaQMSisitsprocessorientedapproach.Insteadof
lookingatdepartmentsandindividualprocesses,itrequiresanorganization
tolookathowprocessesinteractandintegratewitheachother.
Bottomline: AQMSismuchmorethanacomprehensivesetofrules.It
willhelpyoumanageyourbusinessmoreeffectivelyandimprovethe
performanceofyourorganizationonanongoingbasis.
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What is a Quality
Management System?
AQMSwillhelpyoumanageyourbusinessmoreeffectivelyand
improvetheperformanceofyourorganizationonanongoingbasis.
Saywhatyoulldo!
Dowhatyousay!
ProveIt!
ImproveIt!
Basically,ISO9001requirementsfall
underfourmajorcategories:
Requirementsthathelpassure
thattheorganizationsproducts
and/orservicesmeetcustomer
specifications.
Requirementsthatassurethe
QMSisconsistentlyimplemented
andverifiable.
Requirementsformeasuringtheeffectivenessofthevarious
componentsofthesystem.
Requirementsthatsupportthecontinualimprovementofthe
companysabilitytomeetcustomerneeds.
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What is a Quality
Management System?
ThegeneralcomponentsofaQualityManagementSystem(QMS),as
definedbyISOTechnicalCommittee,TC176,areasfollows:
CustomerFocus:Customersneedsandexpectationsneedtobe
identifiedandachieved.
Leadership:TopManagementmustshowtheircommitmenttotheQMS
byleading,communicatingandunitingeveryoneintheorganizationto
achievethecompanysdesiredgoalsandbyprovidingtheresources
necessarytoaccomplishthem.
Involvementofpeople:Irrespectiveoftheirpositioninthecompany
everyoneisinvolvedintheQMS.
Process Approach: Allactivitiesinthecompanyaretreatedasaprocess.
Thiswillprovideforasystematicdefinitionofactivitiesinordertomeet
thestatedgoalsandidentifytheresourcesrequiredtomeetthosegoals.
SystemsApproachtoManagement:Requiresidentifyingallofthe
processesinthecompanyandtheirinterdependenceandthen
managingtheseprocessesasacompletesystem.
ContinualImprovement:ContinualImprovementofthecompanyisa
neverendingprocessinvolvingestablishinggoalsandmeasuring
progresstowardsachievingthosegoals.
FactualApproachtoDecisionMaking:Thisisthemethodofcollecting
andanalyzingdataandthenusingittomakesounddecisionsonwhat
pathtotake.
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What is a Quality
Management System?
QualityManagementSystemRequirements
ToachieveISO9001certificationyourcompanymustestablish,
documentandimplementaQMSandmaintainitseffectivenessin
accordancewiththestandard.Controlleddocumentsaretypically
organizedandwrittenaccordingtoahierarchyshownbelow.
Quality
Manual
Procedures
(Business Processes)
Work Instructions
Records
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What is a Quality
Management System?
Documents
QualitySystemdocumentsshoulddetailprocessesandproceduresto
ensuretheymeettherequirementsofthestandard.Thiswillensure
that:
Employeesperformthesametask,thesameway,everytime
Informationisrecordedinthesameway,everytime
Newemployeesaretrainedtoaconsistentstandard.
Everyone!
Everywhere!
EveryTime!
ControlledDocuments
Documentsmustbecontrolledtoensureonlythecurrentversionis
availabletoemployeeswhileperformingtheirduties.Aprocedureis
requiredtodetailthemanagementofallcontrolleddocuments.
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Reduced
Costs
Reduced
Employee
Turnover
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ModelofaprocessbasedQualityManagementSystem
Areliableprocessproducesaconsistent,predictableoutcome,andis:
Consciouslydeveloped:Factsanddataarecollected,themethodis
thoughtaboutbyparticipants,debated,andagreedto,beforethe
methodisimplemented.
Explicitlyestablished:Themethodiscarefullydocumentedin
sufficientdetailforthepurposesneeded.Everyattemptismadeto
makethemethoderrorproof.
Consistentlyfollowed:Everyonefollowsthemethodasdocumented!
Currentlybelievedtobebestway:Themethodisuseduntil
someonethinksofabetterway.
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4.2DocumentationRequirements
DescribesinformationstructureofyourQMS
Shouldthinkintermsofinformation
managementandcontrolrather
thandocumentmanagement
5 ManagementResponsibility
5.1
ManagementCommitment
5.2
CustomerFocus
5.3
QualityPolicy
5.4
Planning
5.5
Responsibility,Authority&
Communication
5.6
ManagementReview
Implication
Thissystembelongsto
management!
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ProvisionofResources
Determine&provideresourcesneeded
6.2
Implement&maintain&
ContinuallyimproveQMS
Enhancecustomersatisfaction
HumanResources
Provide&Manage
ResourcesNeededto
MeetCustomers
Requirements
Assignmentofpersonnel
Competence,training,andawareness
6.3
Infrastructure buildings,utilities,equipment,transport,IT
6.4
WorkEnvironment temperature,humidity,lighting,
cleanliness,ESDprotection,etc.
7 ProductRealization
Customer
Policies,Plans,Resources
Customer
Related
Processes
Design
and
Development
7.2
7.3
Purchasing
7.4
Customer
Production
AndService
Provision
7.5
ControlofMonitoring&MeasuringEquipment 7.6
PlanningofProductRealization 7.1
Sequenceofprocesses&subprocessesneededtoproducetheproduct
Strongemphasisonsequenceofprocesses&interactions
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PlanningofProductRealization
Documentedinasuitableform(QualityPlanoruseofestablishedQMS)
Determine:
Qualityobjectivesforproduct,projectorcontract
Specificresource&processneedsforproduct
Verification,validation,monitoring,measurement,inspectionand
testactivitiesneeded(includingacceptancecriteria)
Recordrequirements
Planningforeachproduct,projectorcontractmustbedone
7.2
CustomerRelatedProcesses
7.2.1
Determinationofrequirementsrelatedtotheproduct
Whatisit?
7.2.2
Reviewofrequirements Canwedoit?Isthereachange?
7.2.3
CustomerCommunication questions,ordersandchanges,
feedback,complaints
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DesignandDevelopment
7.3.1
Planning projectplanwithdesignstages,tasks,
responsibilities
7.3.2
Inputsthedesignrequirements
7.3.3
Outputs thedocumenteddesign,theproductspecification
7.3.4
Review checkingoutputagainstinputforeachstage
7.3.5
Verification makingsurethedesignwillmeetrequirements
7.3.6
Validation makingsuretheproductwillmeetrequirements
7.3.7
ControlofChanges ensurechangesareidentified,
evaluated,controlledandrecorded
7.4
Purchasing
7.4.1
PurchasingProcess Select&managesuppliers
7.4.2
PurchasingInformation Specifyrequirementsforwhatyou
wanttobuy
7.4.3
VerificationofPurchasedProduct Toinspectornotto
inspect?
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ProductionandServiceProvision
7.5.1
ControlofProductionandServiceProvision
Infothatdescribestheproduct
WorkInstructionsasneeded
Suitableequipment
Availabilityanduseofmonitoring&measuringequipment
Inspectionsandtests
Release,deliveryandpostdeliveryactivities
7.5.2
ValidationofProcessesforProductionandServiceProvision
specialprocesses
7.5.3
IdentificationandTraceability ID,pass/failstatus,uniqueIDas
required
7.5.4
CustomerProperty safeguardcustomersuppliedproduct,
equipment,software,intellectualproperty,personaldata
7.5.5
PreservationofProduct protectproductfromstarttofinish
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ControlofMonitoringandMeasurementEquipment
A.K.A.Calibration
Calibratedorverifiedatspecifiedintervals,orpriortouse,
againsttraceablemeasurementstandards
Identifiedtoenablestatustobedetermined
Recordcalibration/verificationresults
Assess&recordvalidityofpriorresultsifdevicesarefoundto
notconformtorequirements takecorrectiveactionon
equipmentandaffectedproduct
8 Measurement,AnalysisandImprovement
8.1
General Plan&determinemethods(statisticaltechniques)
andextentofuse
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8.2
Monitoring&Measurement
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8.4
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Monitoring&Measurement
8.2.1
CustomerSatisfaction monitorperceptionofquality
8.2.2
8.2.3
8.2.4
Monitoring&MeasurementofProcesses
Abilitytomeetperformanceobjectives
Maintaincapabilityandimproveifneeded
Monitoring&MeasurementofProduct
Verifyrequirementsaremet
Resultsrecorded
Recordauthorityresponsibleforreleasetocustomer
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ControlofnonconformingProduct
Identificationandcontrolofanydefective
material/producttopreventitsuse
Determinationofactionstotake
Reverificationafterrework/repair
Evaluationofneedforrecallofshippedproduct
8.4
AnalysisofData
Determine,collectandanalyze appropriatedata,Purpose:
DemonstratesuitabilityandeffectivenessofQMS
Evaluateimprovementopportunities
Includedatageneratedbymonitoring/measuringactivities&other
relevantsources
Analyzedataforinformationon:
Customersatisfaction
Conformitytoproductrequirements
Characteristics&trendsofprocessesandproducts
LookforPreventiveActionopportunities
Supplierperformance
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Improvement
8.5.1 ContinualImprovement
Continuallyimprove organizationsperformance
Use Policy,objectives,audits,data,CAPAandManagement
Reviewtofacilitateimprovement
8.5.2 CorrectiveAction
Defined,documentedprocess;comprehensive
Eliminatecause(s)topreventrecurrence
Appropriatetotheimpact
8.5.3 PreventiveAction
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proactively
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ActionstoAddress
Current Problems
Possible
Effect
Preventive
action
Contingent
ActionstoAddress
Potential Problems
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15 Steps to Implement
ISO 9001
Designing,documentingandimplementinganISO9000basedQuality
ManagementSystemisasignificantundertaking.Typically,ETIGroup
recommendsandusesafourphaseapproachtoassistclientsin
implementingasystemthatmeetsthespecificneedsoftheirbusiness.
Phase1
Phase2
Planningand
Design
Establish
Measurement
Program
Documentation
Development
Design/Document
Operations
Processes
EstablishQuality
SystemStructure
Phase3
Implementation
Design/Document
Management
Processes
Phase4
Assessmentand
Registration
ThisapproachhasbeenusedsuccessfullybyETIGroupinmorethan650
organizations,bothlargeandsmall.Ataskbytaskoverviewofthis
approachisprovidedonthefollowingpages.
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ISO 9001
PHASE1:PLANNINGANDDESIGN
Step1 DecisionMakingandCommitment
Thefirsttaskisfortopmanagementtodecideifthecompanyshould
pursueISO9001(oroneoftheassociatedstandards ISO13485,
AS9100CorISO/TS16949)registration.
Tomakeaninformeddecision,topmanagementshouldhaveagood
understandingofISO9001fromabusinesspointofview,theconcepts
behindISO9001,thegeneralprocessforimplementationandthe
requirementsofthestandardastheyapplytoyourcompany.
Topmanagementmustalsodemonstrateitscommitmentand
determinationtoimplementanISO9001QualitySysteminthe
organization.Withouttopmanagementcommitment,noquality
initiativecansucceed.
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ISO 9001
1.1TopManagementCommitment
Toprovideevidenceofcommitmenttothedevelopmentand
implementationofaQMSandcontinuallyimproveitseffectiveness,top
managementcanachievethisby:
Communicatingtotheorganizationtheimportanceofmeeting
customer,statutoryandregulatoryrequirements,
Definingtheorganization'squalitypolicyandmakingthisknownto
everyemployee,
Ensuringthatqualityobjectivesareestablishedatalllevelsand
functions,
Ensuringtheavailabilityofresourcesrequiredforthedevelopmentand
implementationofthequalitymanagementsystem,and
Conductingtherequiredmanagementreviewmeetings.
Topmanagementshouldalsoconsider
actionssuchas:
Leadingtheorganizationbyexample,
Participatinginimprovementprojects,
Encouragingtheinvolvementofall
employees.
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ISO 9001
1.2TopManagementCommitment
Topmanagementshouldidentifythegoalstobeachievedthroughthe
QualitySystem.Typicalgoalsmaybe:
Tobecomemoreefficientandprofitable
Toproduceproductsandservicesthatconsistentlymeetcustomers'
needsandexpectations
Improvecustomerssatisfaction
Increasemarketshare
Reducecostsandliabilities
Step2 ImplementationTeam&ManagementRepresentative
ISO9001isimplementedbypeople.Thenextstepistoestablishan
implementationteamandappointaManagementRepresentative(MR)as
itscoordinatortoplanandoverseeimplementation.Implementationteam
membersshouldincluderepresentativesofallorganizationalfunctions
Marketing,Design,Development,Planning,Production,Qualitycontrol,etc.
TheManagementRepresentativeisyour
company'spointpersonandsoontobeexperton
ISO9001.Inthecontextofthestandard,this
personactsastheinterfacebetweenyourtop
managementandtheISO9001registrar. This role
is,infact,muchbroaderthanthat.The
ManagementRepresentativeshouldalsoactas
theorganizationsQualitySystemChampion."
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ISO 9001
2.1ManagementRepresentative(MR)Responsibilities
TheMRmustbeapersonwith:
The totalbackingoftheCEO,
Agenuineandpassionatecommitmentto
qualityingeneralandtheISO9001quality
managementsystemsinparticular,
Therespectresultingfromrankand/or
senioritytoinfluencepeopleatalllevelsand
functionsoftheorganization,and
Agoodknowledgeofqualitymethodsin
generalandISO9001inparticular.
ThestandardmakesitveryclearthattheManagementRepresentative
takesonthethreeresponsibilitiesdescribedbelow.
1.QualitySystemMaintenance. EnsuringthatQualityManagement
Systemprocessesareestablished,implementedandmaintained.
2.ReportingonQualitySystemperformance. Reportingtotop
managementonhowwell,orpoorly,theQMSisperforming,including
identifyinganyneedsforimprovement.
3.Promotingcustomerrequirements. Ensuringallemployeesareaware
ofcustomerrequirements.Itisessentialthatallemployeesunderstand
whatthecustomerneeds,andhowtheycanaffecthowwellthecompany
satisfiestheseneeds.
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ISO 9001
Step3 EmployeeAwarenessTraining
Itisimportanttoinformemployeesasearlyaspossibleofyourplanto
becomeISO9001registered.YouwillneedtoexplaintheconceptofISO
9001andhowitwillaffectemployeesinordertogainbuyinand
support.Don'tdelaythissimplestep,ifnegativerumorsandgossip
develop,yourimplementationeffortswillbecomemuchmoredifficult!
SincetheISO9000QualitySystemaffectsalltheareasandallpersonnel
intheorganization,trainingprogramsshouldbestructuredfordifferent
categoriesofemployees seniormanagers,middlelevelmanagers,
supervisorsandworkers.Thistrainingshouldcover:
Thebasicconceptsofquality
systemsandthestandard,
Theoverallimpactonthe
companysstrategicgoals
Thechangedworkprocesses,
andthelikelyworkculture
implicationsofthequality
system.
Inaddition,initialtrainingmayalsobenecessaryonwritingquality
manuals,proceduresandworkinstructions.Whentheinhouseabilityto
providethistrainingisnotavailable,itmaybenecessarytoparticipatein
externaltrainingcoursesrunbyaprofessionaltrainingorganizationsor
anexternaltrainingorganizationcouldprovidethistraininginhouse
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ISO 9001
Step4 PerformaGapAssessment
Thenextstepintheimplementationprocessistocompareyourexisting
qualitysystemwiththerequirementsoftheISO9001standard.Thisis
oftenreferredtoas"gapassessment'withthegoalofdetermining:
Whatexistingcompanyprocesses
andproceduresalreadymeetISO
9001requirements
Whatexistingproceduresand
processesneedtobemodifiedto
meetISO9001requirements
Whatadditionalproceduresand
processesneedtobecreatedto
meetISO9001requirements
Ingeneral,thestepstoperformagapassessmentare:
1. Whatisthepresentoperation/process?Whatalreadyexists?,
2. AnalyzetherelevantsectionsoftheISO9001standardtodetermine
whatisactuallyrequired?
3. Documentthegaps.
Thegapassessmentcanbeperformedinternally,iftherequired
knowledgeexists,oranexperiencedISO9000consultingfirmcanprovide
thisserviceforyou.
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ISO 9001
Step5 ImplementationPlanning
Afterthegapassessment,youshouldhaveaclearpictureofhowyour
existingQualitySystemcompareswiththeISO9001standard.
Adetailedimplementationplanshouldbedeveloped thatidentifiesand
describestaskrequiredtomakeyourQualitySystemfullycompliantwith
thestandard.Thisplanshouldbethoroughandspecific,detailing:
Qualitydocumentationtobedeveloped
TherelevantISO9001standardsection
Personorteamresponsible
Approvalsrequired
Trainingrequired
Resourcesrequired
Estimatedcompletiondate
Theseelementsshouldbeorganizedintoadetailedchart,tobereviewed
andapprovedbytopmanagement.Theplanshoulddefineresponsibilities
ofdifferentdepartmentsandpersonnelandsettargetdatesforthe
completionoftasks.Onceapproved,theManagementRepresentative
shouldcontrol,reviewandupdatetheplanasdocumentationandthe
implementationprocessproceeds.
Atypicalimplementationactionplanisshownonthefollowingpage.
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ISO 9001
Month1
Month3
Month5
Month7
Month9
Month10
Month12
AppointMR&
establishteam
Employee
awarenesstraining
Gapassessment&
planning
Developdocumentation
RegistrarSelection
ImplementQualitySystem
&trainemployees
InternalAudits
ManagementReview
andcorrectiveactions
Stage1
RegistrationAudit
CorrectiveActions
Stage2
RegistrationAudit
Highlevel12monthimplementationplan
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ISO 9001
PHASE2:DOCUMENTATIONDEVELOPMENT
Step6 DocumentationDevelopment
ThereisnorightorwrongwaytodocumentyourQMS. Webelievethat
yourcompanyshouldstartwiththeminimumrequirements.Currently
therearesixdocumentedproceduresrequiredtocreateanISO9001
QMS:DocumentControl;ControlofRecords;InternalAudit;
NonConformingProduct;CorrectiveActionandPreventiveAction.
Therewillbesomeadditionaldocumentedproceduresthatwillbe
helpfulforyourstafftofollowwhileworkingonyourcompanysvarious
processes.Thesecanbedeterminedduringtheplanningstageand
shouldbeincludedinyourimplementationprojectplan.
TheRightSizeQualityManagementSystem
MinimumRequirements
6Procedures
18Records
PlusAdditionalKeyProcesses
Overkill
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ISO 9001
6.1OrganizingandDocumentingYourQualitySystem
Documentation istypicallyorganizedandwrittenaccordingtoahierarchy
shownbelow.Alistofthedocumentstobepreparedshouldhavebeen
drawnupandtheresponsibilityforwritingdocumentsassignedtothe
personsresponsibleforeachofthequalitysystemprocessesinyour
companyduringimplementationplanning.
Quality
Manual
Procedures
(BusinessProcesses)
WorkInstructions
Forms&Records
TheQualityManual Ahighleveldocumentthattypicallyincludes:
AstatementexplainingthescopeoftheQualityManagement
System,includingexclusionsanddetailsfortheirjustification
AdescriptionoftheQualitySystemprocessesandtheir
interactions
Thecompanysqualitypolicyandqualityobjectives
Ancompanyprofileshowingtherelationshipsandresponsibilities
ofpersonswhoseworkaffectsquality
Anoverviewofthesystemlevelprocedures
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ISO 9001
QualityManual(Continued)
TheQualityManualisusuallywrittenearlyoninyourQMSimplementation.
Processesandproceduresmaychangeasyourorganizationworksthrough
thedocumentationprocess.Itwillbenecessarytogobackandrevisethe
QualityManualtobringitbackuptodateandensurethatthecorrectprocess
interfacesaredefinedandresponsibilitiesandauthoritiesdocumented.
Procedures arehighleveldocumentsthatdetailhowtheorganizations
processesaredesignedandcontrolledandthechecksthatarecarriedout.
WorkInstructionsareveryspecific,
anddetailallnecessaryinstructions
requiredforperformingaspecifictask.
Listsprovideinformation.Theycan
alsobeincorporatedintothebackofa
procedureasadditionalinformation
(Appendix,Attachments,etc.).
Forms capturerecordsfordata/informationrequiredtosupportorconfirm
processes.Formscanbeseparatelycontrolleddocumentsand/orincluded
withintheappropriateprocedure.
Records mustbemaintainedtoshowcompliancetoqualitysystem
requirements.
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6.2RecordKeeping Qualityrecordsprovideobjectiveevidenceofyour
compliancetomanyoftheISO9001requirements.Youmustkeepyour
recordsuptodatetoprovecomplianceduringyourregistrationor
subsequentsurveillanceaudits.Minimumrequiredrecordsinclude:
Evidencethatmetricsareusedtomonitorandimprove
processes(QualityObjectives)
ManagementReviewMeetings
EmployeeCompetence,Awareness,andTraining
Productplanningmeetscustomerrequirements
Contractreviewandactionsarisingfromthereview
Designanddevelopmentplanning,inputs,reviews,
verification,validation(includingchangestodesigns)
Supplierevaluationandreevaluation
Resultsofmonitoringandmeasuring
InternalAudits
Approvaltoreleaseproductfordelivery
Actiontakenonnonconformingproduct
CorrectiveAction
PreventiveAction
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6.3Documentation GettingStarted
Yourcompanyprobablyalreadyhassomedocumentedpoliciesand/or
procedures.Althoughtheymaybeincomplete,lackingspecificdetail,be
outofdate,orarenotintegratedwithotherbusinessprocessesasrequired
bytheISO9001standard.
Makealistofallthesedocuments,includingprocedures,workinstructions,
formsandlistsandincludetheircurrentstatusincomplete,lackingdetail,
outofdate,inaccurate,notintegratedwithotherbusinessprocesses,etc.
Theremayalsobesomeareasofthebusinesswhichyouchoosenotto
includewithinthescopeofyourQMS,suchasfinanceorbusinessstrategy
documents.
Areasdeemedoutofscopemustnothaveanimpactonproductquality
andshouldnotbeincludedinyourQMDdocumentation,althoughthese
areasshouldbelistedintheexclusionsdocumentedinyourQuality
Manual.
Considertheprimaryaudienceforthedocumentanduselanguageand
vocabularythatisappropriateforthecompanyandfortheusers.
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6.4Documentation MapCurrentProcesses
Maptheprocessesusedtomanagethequalityframework,including
theirsequenceandinteractionwitheachother.Ensurethatall
stakeholdersareincludedinthemappingprocessandgapsarenoted
wheredocumentsaremissingorwhereaprocessneedstobeupdated
tomeetarequirementoftheISO9001standard.
Start
Purchasing
Verify Price &
Availability with
Supplier
Requestor
Purchase Request
Form
FORM # 7.4 - 2
Identify Product
Service to Purchase
Requestors Mgr
.
Requestors Mgr
.
Return with
Explanation
Review / Approve
Purchase Request
Purchasing
Create Purchase
Order
Purchasing Mgr
Review and
Approve PO
No
Purchase Order
Approved ?
Purchasing
Yes
Approved Vendor
List
Supplier on
Approved
List ?
Forward to
Supplier
Yes
Purchasing
No
Supplier
Evaluation &
Selection Process
Monitor Supplier
Performance
Done
TypicalProcessMap
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6.5TemplatesforControlledDocuments
Templatesshouldbedevelopedforallofthecontrolleddocumenttypes
youintendtouse.Templatesshouldhaveconsistentstylesandformatsso
thatdocumentsareeasytoreadandnavigate.
Eachtemplatemustmeetcontrolled
documentrequirements.Procedures
andWorkInstructionsshouldhave
Purpose,ScopeandResponsibilities
sections.Acompanylogocanalsobe
includedwiththedocumentheader.
DocumentingyourQualitySystemischallengingandtimeconsumingbut
canbesimplifiedwithgoodpredesignedtemplatesorthehelpofan
experiencedconsultingfirm.Ifyouchoosetopurchasetemplatesthey
shouldbechosencarefullyastheywillhaveasignificantimpactonthe
effortyouspendonimplementation,andevenmoreimportantly,onhow
efficientandbusinessfriendlyyourcompany'sQualitySystemwillbe.
6.6CreateaCompanyQualityPolicy
WehaveallreadanorganizationspostedMissionStatementwhen
enteringtheirestablishment.AQualityPolicyissimilarbutaddressesthe
specificrequirementsofISO9001.ThisisthefoundationofyourQMSand
establishestopmanagementscommitmenttoQuality.Itshouldalsobe
communicatedthroughoutyourorganization.
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6.7TopLevelQualityObjectives
TheframeworkfordeterminingyourQualityObjectivesis
establishedinyourorganizationsQualityPolicy,these
objectivesarepresentatalllevelsoftheorganization,they
establishmeasureableprocessestoassureyourproductor
servicemeetsstatedrequirements.
6.8DeterminingInteractions
Oneofthemanybenefitsincreating
yourQMSisimprovedcommunications
betweendepartmentalfunctions.
ISO9001
AFoundation
Accomplishingthisrequiresthatyou
forExcellence
clearlydefinethesedepartmental
functionsandidentifytheirinteractions.
YoucanusetheQualityManual,
DocumentedProcedures,oraProcessFlowCharttodothis.
6.9DetermineAuthorities
AnotherbenefitofyourQMSistherequirementtoclearlydefineand
documentauthorities.Itisnotuncommoninmanyorganizationsto
makestaffresponsibleforsomethingwithoutgivingthemaclearly
definedauthoritytoseethetaskthrough.Thisoftenleadstostressand
lowmorale.
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6.10DocumentControl
A DocumentationControlSystemmustbecreatedtomanagethe
creation,approval,distribution,revision,storage,anddisposalofthe
varioustypesofdocumentationthatyourcompanydevelops.Your
documentcontrolsystemsshouldbeassimpleandaseasytooperateas
possiblebutsufficienttomeetISO9001requirements.Itshouldinclude:
Auniqueidentification,usuallya
lettercodeforthetypeof
document(e.g.SOP,WI,LST)and
asequentialnumber.
Revisioncontrolwhereeach
updatetothedocumentmust
resultinanincrementalincrease
intherevisionnumber.
Achangehistorysummarizingchangesmadetoadocument
Signaturesofthepersonpreparingandthepersonapprovingthe
document.Averificationsignatureisalsousuallyrequiredto
confirmthatthecontentsofthedocumentareaccurate.
Thedateoftheversionorrevision
TheprincipleofISO9001documentcontrolisthatemployeesshouldhave
accesstothedocumentationandrecordsneededtofulfiltheir
responsibilities.
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Step 7 Review and Release Documents
Managementshouldreviewallof
thedocumentationtoensureit
meetstheoperationalneedsofthe
businessaswellasISO9001
requirements.Followingthe
reviews,subsequentrevisions,and
finalmanagementapproval,
documentationisreleasedforuse
PHASE3:IMPLEMENTATION
Step8 ImplementationandEmployeeTraining
ThenewlydocumentedQuality
Systemisputintopractice
throughoutthecompany.
Managementandemployees
aretrainedonthenewor
revisedworkprocesses,
proceduresandwork
instructionsasformalizedin
yourdocumentation.
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Step9 QualitySystemRegistrarSelection
ItisadvisabletoselectaRegistrationBodythatissuitedtoyour
organizationearlyinyourimplementationproject.Theregistrationbody
isanindependentorganizationthatisofficiallyaccreditedtoissueQuality
Systemcertifications.Theregistrarwillaudityour
company'sQualitySystemandiftheauditis
successful issuetheQualitySystemcertificate.
Whenchoosingacertificationbodytocarryout
yourISO9001registrationaudit,someselection
criteriashouldbetakenintoaccount:
Isthecertificationbodyaccreditedand,ifso,
bywhom?Accreditationmeansthatthe
certificationbodyhasbeenofficially
approvedascompetenttocarryout
certificationbyanationalaccreditationbody.
Isthecertificationbodyrecognizedbyyourcompanyscustomers?
Doesthecertificationbodyauditor(s)haveexperienceinyour
organizationsbusinesssector?
Isyouorganizationcomfortableworkingwithyourauditor(s)asboth
sideshavetoworktogetherforalongperiodoftime?
Lastbutnotleast,weconsideritimportantthatyouractualauditoris
basedgeographicallyclosetoyou,otherwisetravelexpensesforyour
auditorsvisittoyourfacilitycouldbeveryhigh?
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Step10 InternalAuditorTraining&CommenceInternalAudits
ISO9001andrelatedstandardsrequirethatyourcompanyperiodically
performaninternalaudittoevaluatetheeffectivenessofyourQuality
SystemandcheckthatitcomplieswithISO9001requirementsaswell
asyourorganizationsowndocumentedworkpractices.
Aqualityauditisa:Systematic,independentanddocumentedprocess
forobtainingauditevidenceandevaluatingitobjectivelytodetermine
theextenttowhichauditcriteriaarefulfilled.
ISO9000:2005
InternalauditsarealsoagreathelpimplementingyourQuality
SystemandacompleteinternalauditofyourQualitySystemis
requiredbeforeyoucanpassyourregistrationaudit.
Yourinternalauditprogramshouldbe
planned,takingintoconsideration
thestatusandimportanceofthe
differentprocessesthatarerunning
inyourorganization.
Atleasttwoofyouremployees
willneedtobetrainedas
internalauditors.
Thecriteriafortheaudit,scopes,frequenciesandmethodsshouldalsobe
defined.Theperson(s)responsiblefortheaudit,shouldbeobjectiveand
impartial,theonlyrestrictionisthattheycannotaudittheirownwork.
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Step11.ManagementReview
WhenyourQualitySystemhasbeenoperatingforthreetosixmonths
andaninternalauditofyourQualitySystemhasbeencompleteda
ManagementReviewshouldbeconductedandcorrectiveactions
implementedasnecessary.
Managementreviewsareconductedtoensurethecontinuingsuitability,
adequacyandeffectivenessofyourQualitySystem.Thereviewshould
includeassessingopportunitiesforimprovementandtheneedfor
changestotheQualitySystem,includingthequalitypolicyandquality
objectives.Theinputtomanagementreviewshouldinclude:
Resultsofaudits,
Customerfeedback
Processperformanceand
productconformity
Statusofpreventiveand
correctiveactions
Followupactionsfromprevious
managementreviews
ChangesthatcouldaffecttheQualitySystem,and
recommendationsforimprovements
ManagementReviewsshouldalsoaddresspitfallstoeffective
QualitySystemimplementation
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PHASE4:ASSESSMENTANDREGISTRATION
Step12 Stage1RegistrationAudit
WhenyouQualitySystemhas
beeninoperationforafew
monthsandhasstabilized,itis
normallytimetoscheduleyour
stage1registrationaudit.
Yourselectedregistrationbody
willfirstcarryoutanauditof
yourdocumentationandthen,if
yourdocumentsmeetthe
requirementsofthestandard,
theregistrarwillvisityourfacility
andperformastage1AudittoensureallapplicableISO9001orrelated
standardrequirementshavebeenmet.
Step13 CorrectiveActions
Followingyourstage1audit,managementwillreviewtheresultsand
makecorrectiveactionstofixanynonconformances(activitiesthatare
notincompliancewiththerequirementsofthestandardand/oryour
owndocumentedworkpractices)foundduringthestage1registration
audit
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Task14 Stage2RegistrationAudit
YourselectedRegistrarwillperformastage2RegistrationAudittoensure
allapplicableISO9001orrelatedstandardrequirementshavebeenmet
andthatyouhavecorrectedanynonconformancesfoundduringthe
stage1audit.
Followingthesuccessfulcompletionofthestage2audityourcompany
willbeawardedanISO9001certificate,generally
foraperiodofthreeyears.Duringthisthreeyearperiod,your
registrationbodywillcarryoutperiodicsurveillanceauditstoensurethat
thesystemiscontinuingtooperatesatisfactorily.
Task15 ContinualImprovement
CertificationtoISO9000shouldnotbeanend.
Youshouldcontinuallyseektoimprovethe
effectivenessandsuitabilityofyourQuality
Systemthroughtheuseofyour:
Qualitypolicy
Qualityobjectives
Auditresults
Analysisofdata
Correctiveandpreventiveactions
Managementreview
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Todate,ETIGrouphasassistedmore650companiestoachieveQuality
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