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This document discusses quality management processes including establishing necessary documents, controlling performance through processes, and satisfying customers. It includes 8 quality management principles and describes defining requirements, purpose, procedures and necessary documentation for quality control. Steps for process management include determining goals and performance metrics, planning, activities, checks and adjustments. The relationship between documents, files and quality records is also explained.
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Clause 7.1.5 - Monitoring and measuring resources: Are the inspection and testing equipment calibrated and maintained?
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