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 ISO 9000:1994
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W MacReynolds Lurker (<10 Posts) Posts: 2 |
posted 10 February 2000 04:02 PM
   
I ama Quality Manager looking for solutions to becoming ISO certified. Our division is a hundred or so providing telecommunications and network services for a military installation. Our hope is to pilot the program here and then carry over into our other facilities. We at present have limited documentation control or company specific procedures. I have been making headway in this area and wonder if getting training for myself as well as the managers is essential. I have looked at TL9000 and am not sure if it has been approved yet. I would like better documentation guidelines- any suggestions? IP: Logged |
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David Mullins Forum Contributor Posts: 248 |
posted 10 February 2000 06:12 PM
It sounds like you haven't had much exposure to quality systems before, and perhaps didn't step back with the other guys when they asked who wants to be Quality Manager. Get yourself up to speed first, otherwise you are going to embarrass yourself and your company, and waste money. Get it right first time! ------------------ IP: Logged |
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Marc Smith Cheech Wizard Posts: 4119 |
posted 12 February 2000 10:56 AM
quote:Training in document control? quote:What kind of documentation? Internal procedures? External specifications? IP: Logged |
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gmac Forum Contributor Posts: 17 |
posted 14 February 2000 05:33 PM
I was in a similar position to yourself, the only difference being I had 20+ years experience in the quality field, but very little experience of implementing an ISO 9000 compliant system ( all good things come to an end eventually ). My main source of information and assisstance has been the internet, training courses not necessarilly by consultancies are available on ISO 9000 fundamentals etc. In Canada of the few that I have looked at for my purposes the best and reasonably priced has been QMI(see Canadian Standards Association ). I believe they also run courses in your area i.e. California IP: Logged |
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Randy Forum Wizard Posts: 228 |
posted 15 February 2000 02:41 PM
I work at an Army installation and we are registered to ISO 9002. If you look at your basic contract (PWS) you will see all the necessary elements for developing you system contained within it. Guidance on document control, management review, purchase of materials, etc... are all in the basic contract. I assisted in setting ours up if you want some help follow the email on my mane or mail to: [email protected] IP: Logged |
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