QMS Foundation Course, Organization type & business type.pptx
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Jun 11, 2024
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About This Presentation
Basic information on QMS.
Information on the organization & business. Quality Management Information.
Size: 10.72 MB
Language: en
Added: Jun 11, 2024
Slides: 28 pages
Slide Content
ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System Training Course
Candidates Introduction Introduction Attendance (use block letters) Make your name cards Check out your: - Student Manual Copy of ISO 9001 Standard Copy of ISO 19011: 2018 Standard - Workshop Material
Facility Briefing
Expectations Be on time No Distractions Discover, Learn & Share Respect
Introduction to Quality Management System Session 1
Evaluation of the Organization Type of the Organization Purpose of the Organization Size of the Business Business Resources Business Model Business Boundaries Business Opportunities Business Operations Business Issues Interested Parties Requirements Business Management Session 1
Session 1 Performance Evaluation Student must achieve the course learning objectives Absence or poor performance will affect your final grades and certificate issuance
Session 1 Type of the Organization (Scope) Profitable Charity Public Private Corporate Business sector
Session 1 Purpose of the Organization (Scope) Products and services Mission Vision Policies Objectives Values Culture
Session 1 Size of the Business (Scope) Number of employees Management sites Functional sites Complexity of the processes (technology, employee)
Session 1 Business Resources (Scope) Human resources Infrastructure, including buildings, utilities, process equipment, monitoring and measurement equipment, work environment & raw materials Documented information Knowledge of the organization
Session 1 Business Model (Scope) Brokerage Crowdsourcing Freemium Leasing Negative operating cycle Pay as you go Reverse auction Product to service Subscription
Session 1 Business Boundaries Location Facilities (e.g. production sites) including remote facilities which are part of the Quality Management System
Business Opportunities Launching new products and services Opening new market Addressing new customers Building partnership Adoption of new technology Fostering new practices or standards Other possibilities to address customer needs
Business Operations Session 1
Session 1 Quality Management Systems Management System which is focused on understanding customer’s requirements and achieving customer satisfaction is known as Quality Management System QMS works using quality policy, objectives, process and the resources required to achieve the intended results.
Session 1 Purpose and Benefits of QMS Improved business, process and system performance More profits Loyal customers Improved awareness and communication Higher customer satisfaction Reduced costs of non-quality Enhanced public image
ISO 9000 Series Vocabulary Standard ISO 9000 Requirement Standard ISO 9001 Guidelines Standard ISO9004 Quality Management System - Fundamentals and Vocabulary Quality Management System - Requirements Quality Management System - Managing Sustained Success Session 1
Session 3 QMS A structured framework Assistance to management Global acceptance Common language Stakeholders confidence Satisfy customer needs Effective economic management Improved profile and credibility Ensure compliance with the law Improved profits Ensure continuous operation Competitive advantage over competitors
Session 3 High Level structure Common Terminology Identical Text Written for ISO Technical committees 10. Clauses 3. Appendices
Session 3 QMS Framework Principles Structure QMS Cycle Risk based Approach & Process approach Annex SL Plan Do Check Act Scope Normative reference Terms & definitions Context of the organization Leadership Planning Support Operations Performance Improvement Customer focus Leadership Engagement of people Process approach Improvement Evidence based decision making Relationship management Risk based Thinking Risk Identification Risk Analysis Risk Evaluation Risk treatment
Session 3 Scope & Purpose Clause 1 Normative Reference Clause 2 Terms & Conditions Clause 3 Context of the organization Clause 4 Leadership Clause 5 Planning Clause 6 Operations Clause 8 Performance measurement Clause 9 Improvement Clause 10 Support Clause 7 A N N E X S L I SO 9 1
ISO 9001 Revision ISO Standards change for suitability and effectiveness every 5-7 years Session 1
Scope & Purpose Clause 1 Normative Reference Clause 2 Terms & Conditions Clause 3 Context of the organization Clause 4 Leadership Clause 5 Planning Clause 6 Operations Clause 8 Performance measurement Clause 9 Improvement Clause 10 Support Clause 7 A N N E X S L I SO 9 1 Session 1
Session 3 PDCA The Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle is a well-known model for the continual process improvement (CPI) It teaches organizations to: Plan: Recognize an opportunity and plan the change Do: Implement the change Check : Review the implementation, analyze the results and identify learnings Act: Take action based on what you learned in the check step Improvise based on whether or not the implementation was successful