What is ISO Certificate? Do not misunderstand to waste money

Author: Nguyễn Văn Vượng | 10/10/2018

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What is ISO?

ISO: International Organization for Standardization. (The International Organization for Standardization)

History of ISO

– ISO was established in 1947.

– Its headquarter is in Geneva.

– It has been applied in more than 150 countries.

– Vietnam has been an official member since 1977 and now elected to ISO executive committee.

What is ISO 9000?

ISO 9000:

– A set of standard of quality management.

– Set out rules of management.

– Focus on prevention/ improvement.

– Only make requirements that need satisfying.

– Apply all kinds of organizations regardless of scope or production models/ services.

The set of ISO 9000 standard embraces:

ISO 9000: Quality management system – Basis and terminologies of ISO 9001:2015  Quality management system – Requirements  of ISO 9004:2000 Quality management system – Instructions on how to improve effectively ISO 19011:2002 Instructions on how to assess quality and environmental management system.

Which organizations need to build Quality Management System ISO 9001:2015? 2015?

– Organizations want to perform its role in providing products sustainably to meet customers’ and regulatory demands.

– Organizations desire to gain customers’ satisfaction.

– Organizations need to make a continuous improvement in business results to achieve goals.

– Increase in revenue, develop products, reduce damaged products and waste.

ISO 9001:2015 requirements need controlling  2015

1- Document and file control.

Control internal and external document system, data company.

2- Leadership responsibility

– Commited by leadership

– Oriented by customers

– Establishment of quality policies and quality goals for departments

– Determine responsibility, power for each title

– Establish an internal information exchange system

– Consider leaders’ perspectives

3- Resource management

– Resource provision

– Recruitment

– Pre-audit

– Infrastructure.

– Workplace

4- Products

– Plan for products

– Determine needs relating to customers.

– Control design

– Control purchase

– Control production and provide services

– Control measuring device

5- Measurement, assessment and analysis

– Measure customers’ satisfaction

– Assess internal affairs

– Follow and measure processes

– Follow and measure products

– Control inappropriate products

– Analyze data

– Corrective action

– Preventive action

 

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