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ISO9001:2015 Quality Management Systems: New Concepts - Follow-up
- The seven QMS principles
- Impact upon businesses
- New language – simplified, changed, new emphasis
- Summary of the key changes
- Defining the organization
- Management responsibility – using leadership to embed the quality message
- Process approach: still a keystone of ISO9001
- Plan, do, check, act – The Deming Cycle of quality
- Risk as a preventive tool
- From CAPA to risk planning and corrective action
- PDCA cycle with risks and opportunities
Overview of the webinar
- Did you define the context of your organization accurately
- How well did you apply the seven QMS principles
- How well did the management team take up their responsibility for delivering quality across the organization
- A recap of the new high-level structure of ISO9001:2015
- Quality in terms of support to operations
- New aspects of performance evaluation and improvement
- The importance of leadership and planning
- Pinpointing when to apply risk and opportunity analysis within the quality management system cycle
- How to use risk and opportunity to drive organizational change to achieve improvement
Who should attend?
- Quality Assurance Managers
- Heads of Quality
- Quality Officers
- Operations Managers
- Production Managers
- Project Managers
- Department Managers
- Quality Assurance Personnel
Why should you attend?
- Access the latest BSI ISO9001:2015 ideas on organizational best practice in quality management
- Insight into the rationale behind the changes, post-implementation (since September 2018)
- The webinar allows you to benchmark your business against the Standard as well as the expectations of notified bodies
- Current issues regarding shortfalls in interpretation
Faculty - Dr.Madeleine S. Fairweather
Dr Madeleine S. Fairweather Ph.D., MRSB, is a Quality management systems expert: Twenty years’ quality management experience in private industry and public sector with ISO9001. Member of British Standards Institute and BSI QS/1 Committee. Public course writer and presenter in consultation with ISO Technical Committee TC 176, sub-committee 2, responsible for revision and content of the BS EN ISO 9001 Standard.