Dirk:
My post was in response to 'Old Quality Gal's' post. I was drawing attention to the issue that (apparently) ISO 9001 doesn't require monitoring or control of environmental conditions like temp/humidity, and was attempting to identify that there is a requirement (and not in the 7.6 requirements) to consider such items, including the conditions in a lab - since that's where product conformity work is often performed.

Actually, it would extend to even more conditions if it affected product requiements (vibration, etc.)
(I also don't agree that ISO (simply)requires us to follow processes and written requirements......but that's another matter)
I should have added section 4.1 (c), since temp/humidity are (in many cases) required to be controlled and by specifying these values, that would be applicable..........
Hope that clears things up for you.......
Andy