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15th July 1998, 10:00 PM
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Quality Manual Format (Originator - James Gutherson)
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15th July 1998, 10:46 PM
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I would suggest that first, you review Marc's documentation map at the Cove. Second, why not create a hybrid of ISO 9002 and what you are currently doing (combine and translate into your language). It has been my best experience that the quality manual should be a collection of policies. The actual procedures detail what you will do. The standard says WHAT you shall do. You decide what you WILL do. I would like to be able to offer more, but without more deatils of what you do now, I cannot help at this time. By e-mail or post, I will provide what I can.
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Don
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16th July 1998, 12:04 PM
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James -
While I don't have any hard copy examples that I could show you, I have seen several different approaches to quality manuals, including a 3" by 5" booklet that just stated all of that company's policies. I just finished some work with a company that did their manual as a flow diagram. Ultimately, you can put your manual together any way you like, since the standard just says that you "shall prepare a quality manual covering the requirements of this internation standard."
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16th July 1998, 12:30 PM
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I don't have any examples, but I will say your 'key to survival' will be a cross-reference matrix linking ISO clauses to your document.
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16th July 1998, 03:12 PM
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James,
Scott is absolutely correct. The range and scope of your QM is entirely up to you. You decide the format and content. Also, follow Marc's advice and be sure to cross-reference the QM to the applicable sections of ISO 9002.
Don
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29th July 1998, 10:41 PM
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Hope you found my suggestions by e-mail useful. Come back soon.
Don
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30th July 1998, 10:01 PM
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Why not share your words of wisdom with all of us, Don ?
Lets get this forum active...daily...some times there is very little activity and gets discouraging.
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30th July 1998, 10:14 PM
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Barb,
Sorry I dragged Don away from the public forum, He just had a few comments on a multi-page document I sent to him which would not have made sence to others.
Don, I will collate our correspondance and post it here if that is allright with you?
You'll just have to give me a few days as I got a major audit due today, and my High School Reunion over the weekend! (It's Friday already here in Australia)
James Gutherson.
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