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BoardGuy
As Ronald Reagan once said; “here they go again”. Because the RBT is not based on sound risk management principals we sometimes have other parties trying say that everything must be RBT. Ha no, Top Management get to decide that one along with what is a process and what is not a process within the organization.
While everyone is throwing the validation of test report accuracy under the RBT umbrella (6.1) you missed something. 8.4.2, says “When a customer or organization has identified raw material as a significant operational risk…” I believe that Clause 8.1.1 address management of “operational risk” and within Note 1 of this same clause it is clearly stated that “While clause 6.1 addresses the risks and opportunities when planning for the QMS of the organization, the scope of this clause (8.1.1) is limited to risk associated to operational processes needed for the provision of products and services”. OOOOPs, those darn other parties got it wrong again per the very Standard they say requires RBT for test reports.
While everyone is throwing the validation of test report accuracy under the RBT umbrella (6.1) you missed something. 8.4.2, says “When a customer or organization has identified raw material as a significant operational risk…” I believe that Clause 8.1.1 address management of “operational risk” and within Note 1 of this same clause it is clearly stated that “While clause 6.1 addresses the risks and opportunities when planning for the QMS of the organization, the scope of this clause (8.1.1) is limited to risk associated to operational processes needed for the provision of products and services”. OOOOPs, those darn other parties got it wrong again per the very Standard they say requires RBT for test reports.
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