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This document provides an overview of ISO 9000 quality standards. It describes ISO as an international organization established in 1942 to standardize quality management systems. ISO 9000 involves defining quality processes, responsibilities, documentation, and continuous improvement. The document outlines the requirements of ISO 9000 certification including management commitment, documentation, auditing, and implementation of a quality system. It also categorizes different ISO standards like ISO 9001 for design and production quality management systems.
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- 2. UNIT - 5 QUALITY SYSTEMS
- 3. ISO Not acronym – Greek word called isos means equal
- 4. International organization for standardization • Established in 1942 in Geneva, Switzerland • It is an association of national standard bodies of more than 150 countries. • It is a specialized agency. • Aim of ISO is create coordination and unification of international standards. • It employs – technical committee, sub committee, working group
- 5. ISO involves quality system • How – method/process • Who – responsibilities/authorities • When – records/eveidence • Where – identification/traceability
- 6. Quality Systems • System is well understood/ effective • Product/service actually do satisfy customer • Emphasis is placed on problem-prevention rather than problem detection after concurrence.
- 7. • ISO does not lend its name to advertisements and not registration business. • But create and publish international standard facilities. • International exchange of G&S
- 8. ISO 9000 • Business dealings • Product • Material process • Quality management • Customer satisfaction
- 9. ISO 14000 • Environmental management requirements • Control pollution • Minimize effect
- 10. objectives • Consistent dissemination of information • Improve employee involvement • Improve house keeping • Improve decision making • Improve customer satisfaction • Improve safe working • Reduce customer complaints • Reduced inspection efforts • Reduce quality cost • Global market • Control operation • Standardized organization
- 11. Kept ready for ISO 9000 std • Technical report • Handbook • Web based document on quality management / assurance
- 12. Responsible for developing ISO 9000 std • Technical and sub committee • expert
- 13. Classifications • ISO 8402:1986 – vocabulary – gives the definition of various terms (such as quality, reliability, grade, inspection) • ISO 9001: 1987 – Design, Development, Production, Installation and Servicing (gives model right from designing to customer service such as: TV, cooler, pump fitters, fridge, laptop)
- 14. • ISO 9002: 1987 – production to installation ex: road construction, bridge, dam and civil structure • ISO 9003:1987 – final inspection and testing – after manufacturing ex: all consumer items, petroleum, FMCG • ISO 9004 : 1987 – guidelines for QM (quality culture)
- 15. • ISO 10011 – 1990 – guidelines for auditing QS • ISO 10011 – 1991- role of auditors/responsibilities/executing /reporting • ISO 10011-1992 – evaluating/ qualification • ISO 10011 1993 – establishment of audit function
- 16. Elements • Management responsibility • Quality systems • Contract review • Design control • Documentation • Purchasing • Purchaser or customer supplied product • Product identification/traceability • Process control • Inspection & testing
- 17. • IMTE – inspection, measuring & test equipment • Inspection and test status • Control of non conforming products review • Correction and preventive action • Handling, storage, packaging, preservation and delivery • Control of quality records • Internal quality audit • Training • Servicing • Statistical techniques
- 18. Implementation of QS • Top mgt. commitment • Appoint expert • Create awareness • Form team • Training • Time schedule • Select element owners • Review the present system
- 19. • Write the documents • Install the new system • Internal audit • Management review • Pre assessment • Award of ISO 9000 certificate
- 20. Documentation of QS • It is evidence or for reference • Benefits are – clarity, systematic, consistency, involvement • Required document – policy / manual – rules and regulation (what) • Procedure – methods (who when where) • Work instructions – manufacturing process (how) • Records / formats - forms
- 21. Auditing • It is carried out to see if QS is effective • Features – who – auditor well versed and qualified • What – product, process, system, service • How – information gathering activity not police kind of activity • Where – internal and external purpose.
- 22. Types of audit • First party – internal audit • Second party – another organization (on supplier by customer) • Third party – by independent organization (on supplier for accreditation)
- 23. Objectives • Determine conformity & non – conformity • Meet requirement • Meet objectives • Evaluate one’s own org. quality • Recognize by third party
- 24. Stages • Audit planning – schedule, appoint auditor, notification to auditee, prepare checklist (list of questions to be asked in audit) • Audit performance – meeting, inspection • Audit reporting – summary of findings, corrective action requirement • Audit follow up – time period