Ever heard of EN ISO 9001:2000??

[Sean Kelley]

Anyone ever heard of EN ISO 9001:2000, BSEN ISO 9001:2000 or UNI ISO 9001:2000? I am not sure if these are QMS standards or some kind of specification. One of our customers is asking about this and I do not know what it is.

 

[Randy]

Yep, I have copies of them here. They are published by BSI. They're the "British" / "English" version of 9001 or whatever. They're valid, just some of the spelling is different than what you'de have in one printed by ASQ or someone else (programme vs. program).

 

[BadgerMan]

They're valid, just some of the spelling is different than what you'de have in one printed by ASQ or someone else (programme vs. program).

And, correct me if I am wrong, but I think the "UNI" standard is the Italian version of the ISO 9K2K standard we know and love.

This thread probably belongs on the ISO page.

 

[Marcelope]

And, as far as I know EN stands for european. I think they are all different publishers which distribute the same ISO 9000:2000

Marcel

 

[Sean Kelley]

Thanks for all your help. This does make sense now as I just received the certificate and it looks like ours but lists these 3 as the QMS standards. By the way this is an Italian compant so the UNI must be Italy as Badgerman said.

 

[Claes Gefvenberg]

And, as far as I know EN stands for european. I think they are all different publishers which distribute the same ISO 9000:2000

Marcel

Correct...

Our version reads: SS-EN ISO 9001, where SS-EN stands for SWEDISH STANDARDS - EUROPEAN STANDARD (NORME EUROPÉENNE).

The European Standard exists in three official versions (English, French, German). A version in any other language made by translation under the responsibility of a CEN member (Like Sweden in this example) into its own language and notified to the Central Secretariat has the same status as the official versions.

/Claes