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This document defines key terms related to processes, quality management systems, and audits. It explains that a process transforms inputs into outputs, and an organization manages processes. A quality management system directs an organization to achieve quality objectives. The document also defines first, second, and third party audits, which can confirm performance and identify weaknesses. Audits involve examining evidence against audit criteria to objectively determine if requirements are fulfilled.
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- 2. Product: Result of a process Process : Set of interrelated or interacting activities which transforms inputs into outputs Organization :Group of people and facilities with an arrangement of responsibilities, authorities and relationships.
- 3. • Supplier : Organisation or person that provides a product. • Customer : Organisation or person that receives a product. • Interested Party : Person or Group having an interest in performance or success of an organisation.
- 4. SYSTEM Set of interrelated or interacting elements. Management : direct / coordinate the activities and control an organisation. Management System : System to establish policy and objectives And to achieve those objectives. Quality Management System : Management system to direct and control an organisation with regard to quality.
- 5. • AUDIT :”Systematic ,independent and document process for obtaining evidence it objectively to determine the extent to which audit criteria are fulfilled .” • AUDIT CRITERIA: • 1 Set of policies • 2 Procedures • 3 Requirements
- 6. AUDIT EVIDENCE • Records • Statements or Facts Audit is not a fault finding activity ,it is a fact finding activity
- 7. FUNCTION OF AUDIT • 1 CONFIRMATION : The classic role of a program is to verify or confirm a plant’s performance with various rules. • 2 IDENTIFICATION :Identification of areas of weakness .
- 8. TYPES OF AUDIT • 1ST PARTY AUDIT : Carried out within the company by internal auditors to ensure that the company can maintain and improve the performance and the QMS. 2ND PARTY AUDIT : Carried out by parties having an interest in the organisation, such as customers on suppliers or by other persons on their behalf . 3 RD PARTY AUDIT : Carried out by an independent certification body in order to certify a company that the system meets the requirements of ISO 9001.
- 9. AUDIT STAGES • 1 DOCUMENTATION AUDIT: To examine whether the required documentation has been prepared as per the requirements of the standard . • 2 COMPLIANCE AUDIT: To examine whether the documentation system implemented and is effective . • 3 CERTIFICATION AUDIT : The certification body is an organisation accredited by the accreditation body to offer certification of management systems . • 4 SURVEILLANCE AUDIT: