Auditors will audit all of the processes you've identified as being within the scope of your QMS.Hi!
Looking at iso 9001, which items you guys consider is common to every area of the company ( production, purchase, engineering,hr, sales...etc)? I mean, that all areas are questioned by the auditor.
Thanks.
Hi! Thanks for feedback.All clauses (4-10) apply to all processes.
Typically though, 4,5,10 are mostly handled by processes that are shared across the organization. But even then, you want to be able to show how, for example, nonconformances in purchasing are escalated to the shared corrective action process.
So, for example, you need to address documented information (7.5) in all the areas you listed (production, purchase, engineering,hr, sales...etc). You could do that with separate QMS documentation for each area, or you could have shared QMS documentation that talks about 'documented information' in all areas. It is up to you, as long as it is covered.
Some clauses may not apply to some areas. E.g., Design (8.3) is probably not going to apply to your shipping department. That's fine. As long as you can justify it.
I know. What I mean is: item 6 for example (6.1, 6.2 etc) ,can be checked in every area of the company. But 8.3 (if applicable) will be checked in one area only.Auditors will audit all of the processes you've identified as being within the scope of your QMS.
Hi! Thanks for feedback.
I wonder, can a company define item 8.5 as not applicable?
Hi!It would seem extremely unlikely that 8.5 Production and Service Provision could be not applicable. An organization takes inputs, transforms them, and creates outputs. I can't imagine an organization that doesn't do that.
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Sorry. I forgot to put the sub item,which it'd be 8.5.1 h) . About post delivery activities.
Hi!
Looking at iso 9001, which items you guys consider is common to every area of the company ( production, purchase, engineering,hr, sales...etc)? I mean, that all areas are questioned by the auditor.
Thanks.