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T.P.NAMASIVAYAM Lurker (<10 Posts) Posts: 6 From:CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU, INDIA Registered: Apr 2001	posted 23 May 2001 06:53 AM Hi, Can anyone tell what does the term "Normative reference" in ISO 9001 2000 Means? IP: Logged
Marc Smith Cheech Wizard Posts: 4119 From:West Chester, OH, USA Registered:	posted 03 June 2001 05:29 PM All this is saying is that ISO 9000:2000 is a reference document. Think of ISO 9000 as you did the old 'definitions' document. It is, in a way, a link. One may say it is a foundation. The title of ISO 9000 is: QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS - FUNDAMENTALS nad VOCABULARY NORMATIVE: Definition 1. of, pertaining to, or prescribing a law, standard, or norm, esp. with regard to correctness in speaking, writing, or behavior. Crossref. Syn. Ê standard REFERENCE: ÊDefinition 1. the act or process of referring. Ê ÊSynonyms Ê referral (1) Ê ÊCrossref. Syn. Ê relation Ê ÊDefinition 2. an allusion. Ê ÊSynonyms Ê mention (1) , allusion Ê ÊDefinition 3. a source of information. Ê ÊExample Ê She is a good reference on computer matters ; We go to the library to look up references. Bottom line is you should be looking at ISO 9000, ISO 9001 and ISO 9004 as a group. The reality is most companies buy and consider ISO 9001 and that's it. Few buy and read ISO 9000 and ISO 9004 as well. IP: Logged
E Wall Forum Contributor Posts: 45 From:Columbus, GA USA Registered: Jun 2001	posted 12 June 2001 05:12 PM As it was explained to me (by our registrar) during transition training - The normative reference ISO 9000:2000 (fundamentals/vocabulary) must be used in conjunction with the standard itself - meaning the terminology specified is NOT open for interpretive discussion. IP: Logged

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