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In our instrumentation company we are using ISO 17025, Is there any need to implement ISO 9001?
If the internal audit process defines who is in charge of the program, who is in charge of the process?
Our company contracts an external party to conduct our Internal audits. This typically is the same auditor coming in (once annually)
The auditors comment on his last audit visit was he could not be seen to be auditing his own work so he was not going to review the previous internal audit report ( beyond checking previous NCs raised had been addressed). He advised us to be doing this part of the audit ourselves.
We have now received his report so what would you suggest is the best method to do this review? What would be deemed as suitable documented evidence to show this has been done?
I would like to know if there is a special policy to have control over the archived documents?
What to do and where to start to become an ISO 9001 expert?
How does it benefit company employees who have to get more load of work with these ISO procedures and a lot of paperwork involved?
I want to find out on how to identify and measure key performance indicators for a public health unit involved in food safety inspections and monitoring of restaurants and allied services.
Could you please provide examples of QMS Scope, Criteria and Objectives?
Have you face the situation that a company has been accredited with the ISO 9001 but after that they just leave it there and do not take audits comments by answering we are certified?
What is the appropriate way/method to report to senior management on ISO 9001:2015?