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Making change in an organization can be difficult with resistance, especially from management and supervisors. The only real way to deal with this is to focus on the benefits that the management system will give you. I would suggest not talking about the certification, as many people don’t understand this, but rather on the benefits of having a systematic system in place for managing OH&S and improving workplace safety to prevent injury and ill health.
Another thing to consider is finding those who are in favor of the change, after explaining the benefits, and working with them to help convince others.
You can read more on the benefits in this article, 4 key benefits of ISO 45001 for your business, https://advisera.com/45001academy/blog/2015/09/30/4-key-benefits-of-iso-45001-for-your-business/
For class I, you do not need the Notified body. What you need is to implement ISO 13485:2016, and then certification body will audit your Quality Management System according to ISO 13485.
For medical device class Ir, you need to certify it under the MDR by May 2024. There is no postponement for these device classes.
We do not have as part of our documentation toolkit any GAP analysis template. But you can look at this article for details:
Also, you can check the Annexes in ISO 13485:2016, where you have a cross-reference table between ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016.
Here are four detailed examples of risk management practices:
Microbiological Contamination Control risk:
Raw Material Quality Control risk:
Process Robustness and Variability risk:
Packaging Integrity and Stability risk:
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First, you need to get certificates that you are lead auditors for certain standards. Then you need to prepare all necessary documentation stated in standard ISO 17021-1 Conformity assessment - Requirements for bodies providing auditing and certification of management systems, Part 1: Requirements. When you prepare it, you need to pass the accreditation audit conducted by some Competent authority or National accreditation body. Each country has its own Competent authority or National accreditation body.
Only when you receive an Accreditation certificate from a Competent authority or Accreditation body, you can market yourself as a Certification body.
Here are some more information regarding certification body.
This is a good approach. The point is that these similar devices should have a similar intended purpose and be produced by similar technological processes.
From what I understand, ISO 9001:2015 is still the current standard, but there has been discussion about a revised version. I think it's important for companies to keep an eye on the transition requirements, especially when planning audits and maintaining their certifications. Has anyone here received any official information from their certification body about when the new version is expected to be published and how much time companies will have to transition?
ITSCM and BCM should be integrated. BCM is driving ITSCM in a way that BCM defines objectives (from the business point of view). Since all business activities are usually supported by IT services – defined BCM targets directly influence ITSCM targets.
In practice, ITSCM people should talk to BCM and get inputs for their TSCM objectives. If BCM doesn't exist, ITSCM should speak directly with the business.
Read this article to get more info: IT Service Continuity Management – waiting for the big one https://advisera.com/20000academy/blog/2013/09/24/service-continuity-management-waiting-big-one/