The management system standards currently make more reference to processes than they do procedures. This is because with modern software which utilises workflows and automated machines often a process can be controlled automatically without relying on people and procedures, but what if you don’t have fancy software controlling your processes. Do you still need procedures or can you use processes?
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In addition to the traditional quality, safety and environmental risks which most company’s seem to understand, the latest iteration of the standards now require us to identify opportunities and the risks and these are not […]
In March 2013 Rob Kellock Business Consulting launched an Action Register which became the backbone to many Management Systems delivered to its smaller customers. The register allows all findings whether from complaints, audits, observations or […]
A short post to clarify the difference between conformance and compliance – words which are often interchanged, but should they be? Here’s just a few lines to explain the difference between them and also why they tend to become confused.
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Did you know that some industries can access Australian Government Funding to develop their businesses and this can include the costs of hiring a consultant to develop a management system.
Many of my customers who run a business have specific goals, aims and objectives so why as soon as we start talking about objectives within the management system do business leaders switch off? There must […]
Consultancy supports transition to ISO 9001:2015, maintenance of existing certification or development of new quality management system
