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How can we merge ISO 9001 & ISO 17025? If we already have ISO 9001 system and want to implement ISO 17025 and have already quality manual for ISO 17025, should we select clause 8 option B in ISO 17025 for the responsible of ISO 9001 system
Hi, l have a question for the expert if we implemet ISO 9001 and now we need to implement the ISO 17025
How we merge the two system in records and procedures and we have to point it out in the quality manual , or every system ISO 9001 and ISO 17025 should be separate in their records and procedures .
The second question : we want to participate in PT ,Profechency Test in food analysis ,cosmetic ,detergents , paints ,lubricants oil , textile, leathers, paper , construcure analysis field , could you recommend some of PT service providers .
The third question could I see a simplified way to write a plan to implement the international standard ISO 17025
The fourf question : If a new employee occupies a quality manager, should it be within his plan to make sure that the work in the laboratory is done correctly and to follow up to what extent the previous quality manager applied the requirements of ISO 17025 to know what has been achieved and what needs to be completed, or works directly on preparation for proficiency tests According to the administration's request, and this is specified in his plan. I apologize for the many questions, but I cherish the advice provided by you.
In the calculation of regression uncertainty, the information I have access to says "Sa/Sb - If value is too high for validation criteria use more standards close to blank".
My question is and I can't seem to find any info on this - what is considered too high and/or what do you look at to 'determine' this?
Hi, we have pH meter *** and we need to use flouride ion selective electrode by using the *** , could you provide us flouride calibration method or procedure and how to setup the electrode ,that because when I caibrated the flouride ion selective electrode meter ,after calibratiin the meter gave me a wrong value for the reference stanadard , even when I used one of the standard which was used in calibration .
Please share possible risks associated with clauses of ISO 17025.
I have a quick question for the Customer Service Procedure. In your template, you have included a section on "customer requests to monitor laboratory performance". This is basically an audit option for clients to 'come and see for themselves'.
In our case, there isn't really anything to see - it's all data.
Are we required to provide this auditing option, or can we leave it out?
There is also a sentence on demonstrating or explaning in conversation the preparation of items for testing. Again - very relevant if you are a blood sample lab but not for our field work. However, a requirement to explain in conversation how our methods are applied (in this case DFM) and data is treated seems both appropriate and relevant. But this is more to ensure customers understand what we do (how we derive at a result) - and because the methods are new.
We may include something like that - but that's different from a client audit.
I communicated earlier with you regarding the implementation of ISO 9001 for our Laboratory. We are accredited ISO 17025.
For ISO 9001, do I include Design & Development, since method development is done by our Lab?
Your view and insight is highly appreciated
our metrology laboratory is accredited according to ISO 17025. I downloaded your guide because I would like to find information, if it is possible to include more methods (from the same scope of accreditation) on the calibration certificate (ar. 7.8.2.1 f) - identification of the method used). I think that is not a problem, but it is not exactly solved anywhere. If you could give me some feedback I would appreciate it.
Some labs applied to copy the whole ISO Standard as their quality manual, may I know is this acceptable?
Yes, we are in the process of implementing ISO17025 and have almost completed creating our quality management system. I am struggling with method validation/verification for my analyses. One is semi-quantitative while primarily identification (NIOSH 9002) and I am unsure how to verify the method since I can’t order standards and I have previous PT samples I can use but they don’t cover the entire scope and since the method is partially identification I can’t re-use them as blinds. The other method is random by nature so again I can’t order standards. I just want to ensure that the verification that I perform is robust enough.