Articles and resources relating to Management System Design. The articles and resources provide practical guidance for the design of management systems.
A short article to help explain your psychosocial health management obligations and how they can be met.
There are companies out there offering ISO certification in a really fast 14 days. They are also claiming that there is no work you need to do apart from paying their fees. These companies obviously compete for the same customers as RKBC, but we don’t offer a 14-day service or Read more…
Choosing a Management Systems Consultant can be tough. You have to weigh the risks and manage them. This article helps you pick the right consultant and prevent engaging the wrong ones.
Hosting your Management System in Sharepoint may sound daunting. A Sharepoint Management System can be complex, but the basics are easily achieved using Sharepoint’s built-in features. Here’s how ->
Are you considering using Google Drive to host your business data? If so, you might want to read this article about the security issues we have identified.
Could Trello be a useful tool for your management system?
When RKBC meets its customers, the first questions a customer asks is: What is the process for obtaining certification and how long will it take? This article aims to explain this process and explain why the time it takes is very difficult to quote for and why a consultant who provides a definitive timeline should not be trusted.
Management Systems authoring is not difficult, but it is time consuming. The following rules are to help you get it right first time and avoid some of the unnecessary time that so many previous system administrators have spent. Only document in your management system: knowledge you need to retain for Read more…
The Hierarchy of Control is safety focused. This article explores how we can adjust it so that it suits quality and environmental management too. We have the answer.
The management system standards currently makes 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?