Post by Munnaf911 on Oct 22, 2023 8:16:46 GMT
Will be maintained in the 2015 edition is the introduction of the term risk management , that is, it passes to a rule of a markedly preventive nature. This concept has also been introduced with force in other management regulations and even in environmental regulations. In Spain specifically with the approval of the Environmental Responsibility Law . This change will imply that companies must carry.
Out internal and external risk analysis prior to other actions in order to adopt the appropriate measures based on the results obtained. Continuous improvement, which was moible number data already a key concept in the ISO 9001:2008 edition, ceases to focus mainly on holding audits and subsequent presentation of the corresponding PAC (Corrective Action Plans), proposing the adoption of other management tools such such as SIX SIGMA.
The traditional customer focus extends its scope in the new edition to what is known as "interested parties". It is a concept fundamentally adopted from the norms, guides and standards managed in the field of Corporate Social Responsibility. It means that the needs, expectations and desires of organizations of all types of the environment in which the organization operates must be taken into account.
Out internal and external risk analysis prior to other actions in order to adopt the appropriate measures based on the results obtained. Continuous improvement, which was moible number data already a key concept in the ISO 9001:2008 edition, ceases to focus mainly on holding audits and subsequent presentation of the corresponding PAC (Corrective Action Plans), proposing the adoption of other management tools such such as SIX SIGMA.
The traditional customer focus extends its scope in the new edition to what is known as "interested parties". It is a concept fundamentally adopted from the norms, guides and standards managed in the field of Corporate Social Responsibility. It means that the needs, expectations and desires of organizations of all types of the environment in which the organization operates must be taken into account.