I'm writing the Doc Control System for ISo 9001 and it is in a government facility (Tooele Army Depot) which uses a LOT of drawings and about 40 forms. Do I have to write an SOP for each form? And, can the document control be different for drawings vs. records vs. forms? Do you happen to know?
Thanks,
Adele Connell
Colonel, US Army
ISO 9001 Manager, AEMD
Tooele Army Depot
435-860-6300
Thanks,
Adele Connell
Colonel, US Army
ISO 9001 Manager, AEMD
Tooele Army Depot
435-860-6300
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Forms should be designed so that they are self-explanatory. If complexity requires an SOP, I would make it generic enough so that it covers all or most of the forms.
How you control your different types of documents is entirely up to you. If it works for your organization, then it's fine. The simpler, the better. Simple means user-fiendly and effective.
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), you need to identify the changes in a manner that works for you.