ISO 9001:2015 Transition

ISO 9001:2015 Auditor Training Course Outline

Topics

• • The differences between ISO 9001:2008 and ISO 9001:2015 and clause alignment
  • Process Approach
    • Aligning business and quality system measures and goals
    • Differences concerning the documentation requirements for procedures, records and the quality manual
    • Risks associated with the reduced emphasis on documentation
    • Achieving value for your organization with the decreased emphasis on documentation – what do you really need?
    • Implementation of knowledge management
    • Management accountability
  • Risk Analysis
    • Identifying the organization’s risks and opportunities and how they are related to the new standard
    • Implementing risk-based thinking – designing in quality
    • Using risk assessment tools such as Failure Modes Effects Analysis (FMEA)
    • Reporting and assessing risks and opportunities as part of management review
  • Voice-of-the-Customer
    • Identification of customers and other interested parties and their needs/expectations
    • Incorporating these needs/expectations into the processes that make up the QMS
  • Impacts to auditing:
    • Auditor preparation for and conduct of audits to the new standard
    • Collecting audit evidence that may be harder to find due to the less prescriptive nature of the new standard – which alternative documents and records are acceptable
    • Due to the new standard’s increased focus on process management, identify the requirements and appropriate evidence that are needed to demonstrate compliance

What you can Expect from the ISO 9001:2015 Training in St. Louis, MO

After taking the this class from Bizmanualz, you will be able to understand:

• The changes that will become effective with the new standard
• The increased focus on the process approach that serves as the foundation of the ISO 9001 Quality Management System (QMS)
• Management’s increased responsibility for market and risk analysis
• Risk-based thinking
• Risk assessment/mitigation strategies
• The importance of collection Voice-of-the-Customer data
• The need to incorporate customer needs/expectations into your QMS
• The auditing implications of the new standard

Click here for training course policies, terms and conditions. Training instructors are provided by Bizmanualz, Inc., a management training, consulting and technology solutions provider specializing in the development, implementation and maintenance of well-defined processes and effective management systems. Instructors include: Chris Anderson.