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View Full Version : Why control of records in checking section? jelly1921 18th June 2009, 07:40 PM In ISO 9001 the control of records is document section, it sounds reasonable because the record is a kind of document. But in ISO 14001, it is in checking section, could you give me a reason? Thanks Stijloor 18th June 2009, 09:55 PM In ISO 9001 the control of records is document section, it sounds reasonable because the record is a kind of document. But in ISO 14001, it is in checking section, could you give me a reason? Thanks This post (http://elsmar.com/Forums/showpost.php?p=318881&postcount=97)from our Fellow Cover Sidney Vianna may explain. Stijloor. Randy 18th June 2009, 10:25 PM Beyond what Sidney placed in that old post look at it this way...That's where TC 207 and the ISO determined to be the correct place so it's past discussion. Move on dQApprentice 18th June 2009, 10:27 PM In ISO 9001 the control of records is document section, it sounds reasonable because the record is a kind of document. But in ISO 14001, it is in checking section, could you give me a reason? Thanks I think even in ISO 9001 there are records that fall under checking section if we talk about PDCA cycle. Here: Records of Management review Records of Design and development verification Records of Design and development validation Records of Validation of processes for production and service provision Records of Internal audit |
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