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9001:2015 Implementation - from scratch!

Discussion in 'ISO 9001:2015 - Quality Management Systems' started by Sarah Lou, Apr 19, 2017.

  1. Sarah Lou

    Sarah Lou New Member

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    Hi guys,

    I am new to the forum and also very new to QM. My manager has asked me to get us certified and i am wondering if there are any tips or documents that helped anyone else get certified?

    It is obviously such a large job and i have given the beginnings of it my best shot but i find myself floundering now and not sure where to turn next. Thus far, all i have managed to achieve is company procedures, policies, instructions and a document control system.

    Am i wasting my time? Or is this an achievable goal for a beginner in the industry or should we just contract out to someone?

    Thanks guys!
     
  2. tony s

    tony s Well-Known Member

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    It's a good start to establish your procedures and instructions. But preparation for ISO certification should not be a one-man task. To make your management and key people to have better understanding of the things you need to establish, invite a consultant/trainer to conduct an inhouse 2-day training. This will provide you a more detailed approach on establishing a QMS that is certifiable to ISO 9001.
     
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    hogheavenfarm Well-Known Member

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    As Tony said, it is perfectly doable. Beware of the attitude that "Its the quality guys job to get us certified". Unfortunately this is prevalent, but getting certified is really a team effort, involving all key players of the company. "If its a one man show, you will have a tough row to hoe."
     
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