Hi Jim,
And if we all agree that corrective actions must be performed for all nonconformances, why not to use one system? To me, the amount of work is the same...
Is it "easier" to have a separate system for minor nonconformances because you can get away with less work or because it is less visible?
Thanks to all for your feedback,
Mike
And if we all agree that corrective actions must be performed for all nonconformances, why not to use one system? To me, the amount of work is the same...
Is it "easier" to have a separate system for minor nonconformances because you can get away with less work or because it is less visible?
Thanks to all for your feedback,
Mike
It is, in my opinion, best to treat both minors and majors with appropriate respect. Don't even think of "getting away with less" just because it is a minor. For internal audits, just think of them as nonconformances and don't worry about classifying them into major and minor except perhaps in name only if you feel the need to.

