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Question 1 of 70 / 7
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1

Have you written down what your quality management system covers, and the internal and external issues and customer needs that shape it?

2

Do you have a quality policy signed by your most senior person, with roles and responsibilities for quality clearly assigned?

3

Have you identified the risks and opportunities to your quality, and set measurable quality objectives with plans to meet them?

4

Do you control your documents and records with version control, and keep a record of the competence your people need?

5

Are the processes that deliver your product or service planned, controlled and recorded, including the suppliers you rely on?

6

Do you monitor and measure your quality performance, run internal audits, and hold a management review?

7

Do you record things that go wrong, take corrective action with a look at the root cause, and show your quality improving over time?

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What good looks like on all 7 ISO 9001 criteria

What an assessor wants to see against ISO 9001:2015, and the mistake that gets firms bounced, for every criterion in the check above. Readiness only. The assessor makes the call, never us.

1

Context of the organisation

Have you written down what your quality management system covers, and the internal and external issues and customer needs that shape it?

What good looks like: A documented scope and boundaries, a short review of the issues that affect quality, a register of interested parties such as customers and regulators, and a map of your core processes.

Watch out: No documented scope, or a scope copied from another company that does not match the work you actually do.

2

Leadership

Do you have a quality policy signed by your most senior person, with roles and responsibilities for quality clearly assigned?

What good looks like: A signed, dated quality policy, visible engagement from the top, and a matrix showing who is responsible for what across the system.

Watch out: A policy not signed by top management, or quality roles left unassigned with no one clearly owning the system.

3

Planning

Have you identified the risks and opportunities to your quality, and set measurable quality objectives with plans to meet them?

What good looks like: A risk and opportunity register, measurable quality objectives, and plans with named owners to achieve them.

Watch out: No objectives at all, or objectives so vague they cannot be measured or are never reviewed.

4

Support

Do you control your documents and records with version control, and keep a record of the competence your people need?

What good looks like: A competence matrix, a procedure for controlling documents and records, and a plan for how quality matters are communicated.

Watch out: Documents with no version control or approval, or gaps where people lack the competence for their work.

5

Operation

Are the processes that deliver your product or service planned, controlled and recorded, including the suppliers you rely on?

What good looks like: Documented operational controls, checks on suppliers and subcontractors, and change control with records to show it is followed.

Watch out: Work that gets done but is not controlled or recorded, so there is no evidence the day-to-day runs to a standard.

6

Performance evaluation

Do you monitor and measure your quality performance, run internal audits, and hold a management review?

What good looks like: An internal audit programme with recorded results and minutes of a management review that acts on what it finds.

Watch out: An audit programme or management review named on paper that clearly never actually runs.

7

Improvement

Do you record things that go wrong, take corrective action with a look at the root cause, and show your quality improving over time?

What good looks like: A nonconformity log, corrective actions with root-cause analysis, and evidence that the system improves over time.

Watch out: Corrective actions raised but never closed out, or no record of nonconformities at all.

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