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Definition:
QualityManagement System (QMS) is a formalized
system that document processes, procedures, And
responsibilities for achieving quality policies and
objectives. Overview and Key Components.
Purpose:
The primary goal of a QMS is to ensure that an
organization delivers products and services that
meet customer expectations, regulatory
requirements, industry standards & increase sales
through of value added product.
What is a Quality Management System QMS?
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•Consistently deliver quality products.
• Improve customer satisfaction.
• Meet regulatory and legal requirements.
• Enhance efficiency and reduce waste.
• Foster continual improvement.
KEY OBJECTIVES OF A QMS
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COREELEMENTS OF A QMS
1. Quality Policy:
Defines the organization’s commitment to quality and sets the direction for QMS.
2. Quality Objectives:
Specific, measurable goals that align with the organization’s quality policy.
3. Documented Procedures & Processes:
Clear documentation outlining the steps and responsibilities in delivering quality.
4. Roles & Responsibilities:
Clearly defined roles within the organization to ensure quality standards are met.
5. Internal Audits & Assessments:
Regular evaluation to ensure compliance and identify areas for improvement.
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7PRINCIPLE OF QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
1. Customer Focus
2. Leadership
3. Engagement of People
4. Process Approach
5. Improvement
6. Evidence-based Decision Making
7. Relationship Management
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BENEFITSOF A QMS
1. Customer Satisfaction: Ensures products meet customer needs and
expectations.
2. Operational Efficiency: Streamlines processes, reducing waste and
inefficiency.
3. Regulatory Compliance: Helps in meeting legal and regulatory requirements.
4. Continuous Improvement: Supports the organization in improving
performance and adapting to changes.
5. Market Reputation: Enhances credibility and brand trust in the
marketplace.
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QMSIMPLEMENTATION STEPS
1. Define Objectives and Scope
2. Develop Policies and Procedures
3. Employee Training & Involvement
4. Implement Processes
5. Monitor and Measure Performance
6. Conduct Internal Audits
7. Review & Improve Continuously
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CHALLENGESIN QMS IMPLEMENTATION
• Resistance to Change
• Lack of resources or expertise
• Maintaining consistency in processes
• Continuous monitoring and improvement
• Ensuring employee engagement
