Next Revisions to ISO 9001 - 2008 Addendum - 2010 Revision

[piney]

Preliminary information I received from a member of the TC 176 committee this morning:
2005 - there will be an addendum to ISO 9001:2000 brought out that will more clearly define much of the terminology in the standard.

2008- another addendum

2010 - next revision to the standard ISO 9001:2010, although there continues to be much discussion on this.

[Craig H.]

Originally Posted by piney

Preliminary information I received from a member of the TC 176 committee this morning:
2005 - there will be an addendum to ISO 9001:2000 brought out that will more clearly define much of the terminology in the standard.

2008- another addendum

2010 - next revision to the standard ISO 9001:2010, although there continues to be much discussion on this.

Piney:

Did this TC 176 member give you any idea if there are any other issues covered in the 2005 addendum? For instance, is the customer satisfaction monitoring requirement going to be clarified (8.2.1)?

[qualitygoddess]

I believe Jack West is giving an update to the TC 176 work at the Outlook on Quality Systems conference on October 3-4 in Miami.

Let's hope the hurricanes are all done battering the coast by that time!

[piney]

Originally Posted by Craig H.

Piney:

Did this TC 176 member give you any idea if there are any other issues covered in the 2005 addendum? For instance, is the customer satisfaction monitoring requirement going to be clarified (8.2.1)?

I will continue to plug him for information TC 176 meets next month in Panama.

I can tell you that after a 10 minute conversation with him, my outlook and enthusiasm for quality and quality management systems have been completely revitalized! The next five years are going to be extremely interesting!

A few of the things that the committee is looking at include: a quality system introduced by Atomic Energy of Canada that incorporates quality, safety, and environment all in one standard, and a registered standard (currently 35 companies registered to) in Britain that focuses entirely on employee competence, awareness, and training.

[Marc]

Also see this thread: Will the ISO 9001 be modified in 2008?

[vanputten]

Hello All:

The following is my understanding....


I believe Piney has combined information on ISO 9000:2000, ISO 9001:2000 and ISO 9004:2000.

ISO 9000:200X is already at the FDIS (Final Draft Interantional Standard) stage. This means that ISO 9000:200X could be published as an International Standard by the end of 2005.

The plan is to Amend ISO 9001:2000 and to Revise ISO 9004:2000. Amend means to clarify content to improve useability of the standard. There should be no changes to requirements. Revise means to clarify and to change requirmeents. Keep in mind that ISO 9004 is a non-normative standard. There really are no requirements within ISO 9004 from a certification standpoint. There are requiremtns within ISO 9004 if an organization chooses to implement it for improvement purposes.

Both the amendment to ISO 9001 and the revision to ISO 9004 are expected to be completed by 2008 based on how long the amendment / revision process has taken in the past. If there are lots of arguemnts and disagreement amongst member bodies, it may take even longer.

Regards, Dirk

[dbulak]

Just out of curiosity, where do you go to get this information. Does ISO put this out for all who visit their web-site?

[vanputten]

Hello Dbulak:

I got my information by joining the US Technical Advisory Group to ISO/Technical Committe 176; the US TAG.

http://www.tc176.org/

Regards, Dirk