Re: The Next version of ISO 9001 - little changes, but...?
There is no requirement that you have to regurgitate each and every requirement of the standard. What a waste that would be.
When ISO, IAF and even ANAB state that the revised document contains no new requirements, people should take that at face value and relax. If you believe that an auditor would be that picky, there is something really wrong in that relationship.
If I do not change "statutory requirements" to "statutory and regulatory requirements" as it is specified in ISO 9001:2008; Or, if I fail to re-write section 4.2.3 to conform with 9001:2008 wording - can I be written-up for nonconforming documentation? I mean, they are saying the requirements haven't changed and are practices conform with the requirements - anyone?
When ISO, IAF and even ANAB state that the revised document contains no new requirements, people should take that at face value and relax. If you believe that an auditor would be that picky, there is something really wrong in that relationship.
