Quality Standards n ISO: 9000 n Quality Systems Under ISO: 9000 n ISO: 14000 n ISO Certification Process
ISO: 9000 - Introduction n n International Organisation for Standardisation. Represents more than 90 Countries. BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) is the Indian Arm of ISO. All are NGOs which provides Common Standards on International Trade.
ISO: 9000 - Introduction n Expects – – – n Quality Manual. Document Quality Procedures. Job Instructions that meets ISO Guidelines. Verifications of Compliance by 3 rd Party Auditors.
ISO: 9000 - Components n n n Management Responsibility. Quality System. Contract Review. Design Control. Document Control. Purchasing.
ISO: 9000 - Components n n n Product Identification Traceability. Process Control. Inspection & Testing. Inspection of Testing & measuring equipments. Control of non-conforming products. Corrective Action.
ISO: 9000 - Components n n n Handling, Storage, Preservation, Packaging & Delivery. Quality Records. Internal Quality Audits. Training & Human Resource Development. Servicing. Statistical Techniques.
ISO: 9000 - Quality Systems n n n ISO: 9000 - Guidelines for Selection and Use of Standards. ISO: 9001 - Model for QA in Design, Development, Production, Installation & Servicing. ISO: 9002 - Model for QA in Production & Installation. ISO: 9003 - Model for QA during Inspection & Test. ISO: 9004 - Guidelines on Elements of QM System.
ISO - Certification Process n n n Selection of Appropriate Standard from ISO: 9000 Series. Preparation Quality Manual to Cover Elements in Selected Model. Preparation of Procedure & Shop Floor Instructions. Self Auditing to Check Compliance. Selection of Registrar. Making Application to Obtain Certificate for Selected Model.
ISO: 14000 - Introduction n Primarily Concerned with “Environmental Management“. Means minimize harmful effects on the environment caused by activities. To Achieve continual improvement of its environmental performance.
ISO: 14000 - Family
ISO: 14000 - Benefits n n n Reduced Raw Material/Resource use. Reduced Energy Consumption. Improved Process Efficiency. Reduced Waste Generation and Disposal Costs. Utilization of Recoverable Resources.
What Next? Material Planning Budgeting n Material requirement planning. n