ISO 9001:2015

Know About ISO 9001 Certification

The requirements outlined in ISO 9001 are extensive and designed to be universally applicable to organizations of all sizes, types, and industries, irrespective of the products or services they provide. As the first globally accepted ISO standard, ISO 9001 can be implemented across diverse sectors. Its implementation has the potential to enhance existing management processes, enabling organizations to compete effectively on both local and global fronts. This standard proves instrumental in meeting regulatory requirements and efficiently establishing systems that yield tangible benefits for customers.

Several factors contribute to the widespread adoption of ISO 9001. Many major buyers insist that their suppliers hold ISO 9001 certification. Beyond the advantages acknowledged by various stakeholders, numerous studies have underscored significant financial benefits for organizations certified under ISO 9001. A 2011 survey conducted by the British Assessment Bureau revealed that 44% of their certified customers secured new business opportunities.

Committing to elevating the customer satisfaction index entails the effective application of the system, ensuring the continuous improvement of processes, and addressing any non-conformities in products or services to ensure customer satisfaction.

Currently, on the market, there are two versions of ISO 9001:

(1) ISO 9001:2008
(2) ISO 9001:2015

This standard was published on 14 November 2008 and operates in the following main streams:

» Quality Management System
» Commitment to Management
» Resource Management
» Product Realization
» Measurement, Analysis, and Improvement

This standard is grounded in the following eight management principles: -

» Customer Orientation
» Leadership
» Involvement of People
» Process Approach
» Systemic Approach to Management
» Continuous Improvement
» Factual Approach to Decision Making
» Mutually Beneficial Relationship with the Provider

ISO 9001 is a standard that outlines the requirements for a Quality Management System.

It helps: » Showcasing the ability to consistently deliver a product or service that meets customer requirements, along with pertinent legal and regulatory requirements, and committing to boost customer satisfaction through the effective application of the system, ensuring continuous improvement of all processes, and addressing non-conformities in products or services.

(2) ISO 9001: 2015

Published on September 23, 2016, this standard underwent a substantial transformation with its new 10-segment structure. Aligned with the high-level structure of other ISO management system standards, a noteworthy distinction is the heightened focus on risk-based thinking.

Section
Following are the main sections: -

» Organizational Reference
» The Direction
» Planning
» Support
» Operation
» Performance Evaluation
» Improvement

Benefit: -

» Continuous Enhancement: This standard ensures the harmonization and integration of the quality management system with your objectives.
» Leadership: It promotes heightened management engagement in the organization's quality management system, inspiring employees towards defined goals and strategic objectives.
» Risk Management: Embracing a "risk-based approach," it focuses on deploying organizational resources, addressing significant concerns in various regions.
» Performance Evaluation: Effective performance measurement and self-administration can lead to heightened levels of innovation, employee commitment, customer satisfaction, and enhanced financial performance.
» Integration: Initially, it adheres to the overarching high-level structure shared by all new and revised management system standards.

How/What is the procedure for ISO certification?

To acquire ISO certification, kindly complete the form below, and our team will get in touch with you. » Step 1: Customer request
» Step 2: Fill out the application form
» Step 3: Agreement approval
» Step 4: Initial audit
» Step 5: Initial CN shutdown assessment
» Step 6: Step 2 - Audit
» Step 7: Phase 2 CN Completion Audit
» Step 8: Certificate issuance