Forms and Templates
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Or if you use the search function and look for each item individually, you may find examples that will allow you to develop forms that meet the needs of your organization.
You may find what you are looking for in the Attachment List.
Or if you use the search function and look for each item individually, you may find examples that will allow you to develop forms that meet the needs of your organization.
Good day @arunravi1 ;
I would caution to be careful "buying' or otherwise procuring pre-established forms/templates "...for ISO 9001:2015".
When I receive such requests, I immediately (as result of past experiences) assume the requestor is simply trying to do everything "for ISO 9001:2015"...simply appease an auditor, 'pass' an audit. This often results in a management system, which is separate from the organization's actual activity and does not SERVE the organization.
Instead of asking for forms/templates, I suggest your organization look at what forms, templates, documents...
- It already has and uses
- your organization needs (i.e. does your organization REQUIRE new or additional forms/templates/documents ???) [there is no requirement for such in 9001].
Be selfish. Do what best serves your organization via a method that meets the limited requirements of 9001.
Hope this helps.
Be well.
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Over the years (30+ and counting) I have seen some incredibly deceiving marketing campaigns concerning ISO 9001. Too bad i didn’t screen capture some of the most creative and atrocious ones like the ISO 9001 in a box and the ISO 9001 while you sleep. The trivialization and commoditization of ISO 9001 is behind it’s downfall. But some people became very wealthy playing the game.
Randy
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Where almost everyone else does, MIcrosoft Office or it's equivalent.
Kronos147
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I'm already an expert at "Exercise while you sleep" and "improve your interpersonal skills while you sleep". This one seems right for me, Sidney.
bryan willemot
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if your trying to get your ISO 9001 then go with a consultant based program, they will help you with your quality manual and all your forms. trying to copy different company forms will only get you in trouble.
FRA 2 FDA
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When developing new forms, I have taken the parent SOP and walked myself through the process, building the form as I go. I make a spot to record any pertinent information along the way and make the form a nice guide, almost a mini, sneaky SOP. Then I just pretty up the formatting and *magic*- you have an excellent and useful form. For templates, I try to find a good example and model it after that. Those are more generic so it's easier to use something existing to start with. You may be able to find a strong document already written within your company and just remove the info, keep the section headers, tables, etc, maybe write in a few examples or suggestions and there you go. If a good example doesn't exist within your company, look here or do a Google search.
Kronos147
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I worked with a very smart man named Peter Hui in San Diego many moons ago. He asked me, "if a form is so well laid out that it is almost impossible to deviate, and is clear to follow, is a work instruction/SOP still required?"
It's a great question.
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