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Q.A.Jim
1st April 2003, 06:04 PM
OK here I am again..setting up another Quality System.
Now comes my big question. Do I have to re-write all my procedures to align with the new numbering index or can I use a X Ref Matrix...
I Am converting from AS9100:1994 to AS9100:2000


I had typing !!



Jim

Jimmy Olson
1st April 2003, 06:58 PM
Hi Jim and welcome to the cove :bigwave:

I'm not sure if i totally understand. Are you talking about the procedure numbers? If that's the case, there is no need to change them. If you have a numbering system that your company uses for your procedures, keep it.

If you are talking about references to the standard, you should change those to reflect the new standard.

I hope this doesn't confuse you more. If I am totally missing the question please let me know and I'll try again. :vfunny:

Nosmo King
1st April 2003, 08:31 PM
Richard Olson said:

If you are talking about references to the standard, you should change those to reflect the new standard.


Or - even better - consider to remove all references to ISO 9001 in procedures. Such references have no business purpose.

db
1st April 2003, 09:10 PM
I will agree with Nosmo on this (even though she hasn't lead me to the sunken gold :rolleyes: ). If you are talking about changing your training procedure from P18 to P622, then do what makes sense. If it makes sense to change, then change. Otherwise, keep them the way they are. No where in the standard does it tell you how to identify your documents. I'm not even sure you need a matrix for reference. It might help in setting up the system and in auditing, but for the normal user it is probably a waste.

If, your procedure for training references, or worse yet quotes, 4.18, then remove the reference (if possible). It probably doesn't add anything to the procedure, but instead creates a bear trap!

Q.A.Jim
2nd April 2003, 09:51 AM
Thanks Everyone..As always the information provided is what I was looking for .....:D

M Greenaway
2nd April 2003, 02:17 PM
Not wishing to drag the discussion off topic, so to speak, but have you defined your processes QAJim ?

Q.A.Jim
2nd April 2003, 06:07 PM
M Greenaway, Yes I have and I do have a well written Procedures manual completed from the last Q.A. Manager.
:smokin: So there is very little to be added to brig it up to speed for the new standard, except information from my post .