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View Full Version : 'Brainstorming' for the next edition of 9001 Paul Simpson 23rd February 2009, 03:14 AM I'm not on the working group so can't promise anything but does anyone have anything they would like raised at the working group looking at the next edition of ISO 9001. TC 176 is meeting in Tokyo and the great and the good are all ears. :D Ajit Basrur 23rd February 2009, 03:38 AM .......... TC 176 is meeting in Tokyo and the great and the good are all ears. :D Are you sure :) Marc 23rd February 2009, 06:55 AM What year is the next ISO 9001 document supposed to be released? 2014? AndyN 23rd February 2009, 09:35 AM I'm not on the working group so can't promise anything but does anyone have anything they would like raised at the working group looking at the next edition of ISO 9001. TC 176 is meeting in Tokyo and the great and the good are all ears. :D Hence my starting the other thread http://elsmar.com/Forums/showthread.php?p=299028#post299028 Paul! Maybe instead of individuals here offering comments, the (collective) committees of TC 176 should do some browsing here and see what they come up with. After all, it's their job! We've done our bit by asking questions, discussing topics and posturing answers. Surely, by browsing the various topics here, committee members should get some pretty good ideas of what needs doing! They've got a while to start on the analysis....... Sidney Vianna 23rd February 2009, 11:36 AM I'm not on the working group so can't promise anything but does anyone have anything they would like raised at the working group looking at the next edition of ISO 9001. I do. That is why I had started the What should be changed in the ISO 9001:2014 Standard? (http://elsmar.com/Forums/showthread.php?t=30496) thread. Randy 23rd February 2009, 12:26 PM I'm not on the working group either, I have real work to do. :lol: One item that is in the link Sidney provided is doing something with D&D (7.3), it is cumbersome and confusing. Just last year I had to develop an 8-hour course just covering it for a couple of clients who were struggling with trying to meet it. ( Thanks to Craig Cochran and a couple of others who helped start my juices flowing on this one....8 hours on D&D, verification-validation......whew!:frust: Paul Simpson 24th February 2009, 02:38 AM I do. That is why I had started the What should be changed in the ISO 9001:2014 Standard? (http://elsmar.com/Forums/showthread.php?t=30496) thread. Sorry, Sidney. I'll happily refer people to your thread instead! :) |
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