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Hi,
Hope someone can help me out with this. As a company, we recently implemented a QMS with the intention of achieving ISO 9001:2000 registration, which duly happened at the end of November. As the appointed management representative (in addition to all my other duties!), one of my tasks is ensuring that the quality & procedures manuals are kept up to date.
This is where I have hit a little problem. As a result of some of our internal audits, some minor changes had to be made to some of the documented procedures. No problem with this, and the relevant sections of the manual were changed & reissued, with the next issue number (in this case issue 2). Where I am totally confused is what I need to do with the document register and table of amendment within the manual. I know that these have to be updated to indicate the new issue number of the modified procedures, but as a result of this do these documents themselves have to be reissued?
I know that this is probably a stupid question, but this is all new to me, and I hope that I have explained my problem clearly enough. Thank you in anticipation of your assistance.
Regards,
Mark
Hope someone can help me out with this. As a company, we recently implemented a QMS with the intention of achieving ISO 9001:2000 registration, which duly happened at the end of November. As the appointed management representative (in addition to all my other duties!), one of my tasks is ensuring that the quality & procedures manuals are kept up to date.
This is where I have hit a little problem. As a result of some of our internal audits, some minor changes had to be made to some of the documented procedures. No problem with this, and the relevant sections of the manual were changed & reissued, with the next issue number (in this case issue 2). Where I am totally confused is what I need to do with the document register and table of amendment within the manual. I know that these have to be updated to indicate the new issue number of the modified procedures, but as a result of this do these documents themselves have to be reissued?
I know that this is probably a stupid question, but this is all new to me, and I hope that I have explained my problem clearly enough. Thank you in anticipation of your assistance.
Regards,
Mark
