Mkoenigsheim
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Hello there - new member asking a newbie question that I don't want to ask my auditor..
We are an ISO9001 certified company and have been for several years.
This year we are establishing a Daughter company to that will replace an existing supplier with the manufacture and delivery of components.
They are being treated as a supplier - different IT, different country, different Company etc where we are the full shareholder.
I want to focus on getting the operation up and running this year and not get burdened with a huge to-do list for QM etc.
My question is - does the Daughter company need to be ISO certified or do I need to confirm they are following ISO procedures as a part of the HQ company ISO recertification process? Is there a requirement or can I technically ignore this Daughter company ISOwise?
We are an ISO9001 certified company and have been for several years.
This year we are establishing a Daughter company to that will replace an existing supplier with the manufacture and delivery of components.
They are being treated as a supplier - different IT, different country, different Company etc where we are the full shareholder.
I want to focus on getting the operation up and running this year and not get burdened with a huge to-do list for QM etc.
My question is - does the Daughter company need to be ISO certified or do I need to confirm they are following ISO procedures as a part of the HQ company ISO recertification process? Is there a requirement or can I technically ignore this Daughter company ISOwise?