Implementing the ISO 9000 series
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Implementing the ISO 9000 series
（Quality and reliability, 40）
M. Dekker, c1993
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 200-204) and index
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Description
Expanding on the themes presented in ISO 9000: Preparing for Registration (0-8247-8741-2), this reference complements that volume by focusing on the how to of implementing a quality assurance system that reflects the ISO 9000 series of standards.;Highlighting ISO 9001, the most involved of the standards, and placing the others in proper perspective, Implementing the ISO 9000 Series: explains the major European directives that refer to ISO 9000 and related critical issues such as the political economy of the ISO standards; interprets ISO clauses from various industrial viewpoints, including those of service industries, and gives concrete examples; shows which organizational strategy to adopt and how to coordinate implementation and bring about change within a company; furnishes examples of how to document Tier Two; illustrates the preparation of generic flowcharts; analyzes in detail the procedures for conducting internal audits and offers sample forms to help maintain the system once it is implemented; examines third-party audits and supplies case studies with their solutions; and discusses the latest revisions to the standards, their implications, and future developments.;Implementing the ISO 9000 Series contains practical, immediately applicable advice and information, such as eight appendixes that provide: addresses and telephone numbers of government agencies specializing in ISO 9000; regional addresses of all trade adjustment assistance centres; a list of registrars; a sample quality manual; a list of ISO/IEC guides; and more.;As a day-to-day manual, from start-up to upgrading and maintenance, Implementing the ISO 9000 Series should be a useful resource for quality and reliability managers and directors; industrial, manufacturing, process, design, cost, chemical, pharmaceutical, and electrical and electronics engineers; chief executive officers; company presidents; auditors; registrars; and upper-level undergraduate and graduate students in these disciplines.
Table of Contents
- European Community directives and the international standard organization 9000 series
- the ISO 9000 series as a system
- how do you interpret this paragraph?
- how to implement change
- the quality assurance system - which structure to adopt?
- sample documentation
- internal quality audits
- a look at third party audits
- a look at the draft updates to the ISO 9000 series
- the future of ISO 9000
- bibliography
- appendix a - a look at some directives - telecommunications, medical devices, and food and beverages
- appendix b - acronyms
- appendix c - national and international registrars (May 1992)
- appendix d - quality manual
- appendix e - suggested answers to case studies
- appendix f - ISO/IEC guides
- appendix g - summary of the Working document on negotiations with third countries concerning the mutual recognition of conformity assessment
- appendix h - component types covered by IECQ.
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