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  <title>ISO 9000 for manufacturing industries</title>
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   <dateIssued>2001</dateIssued>
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 <note>Book and CD-ROM for Word 6.0 (or greater) for Windows. This result-oriented and hands-on work tool for developing the documentation of a quality management system that meets the requirements of ISO 9001:2000 guides you in detail through the documentation development process and the requirements of the standard. For easy use and editing on your computer, a complete documentation model of a quality management system for manufacturing industries is available on the included CD-ROM: a quality manual, 14 quality management system procedures structured by ISO 9001 clauses and 55 operating procedures/work instructions (including 80 control forms) document the operational responsibilities and activities of Quality Assurance, Engineering, Manufacturing, Sales, Purchasing, Warehouse, Quality System Administration and Management. A detailed checklist for document development, document review and auditing ensures that all ISO 9001:2000 requirements have been addressed. An effective approach for the development of quality system documentation is outlined, including the types of documents, options for document control and document formats, as well as an overview of the quality system clauses of the standard and the document structure of the documentation model. A great help and real time-saver when developing quality system documents.
Based on the principle &amp;quot;one picture is worth a thousand words&amp;quot;, the documentation model documents a complete quality system of a manufacturing company with assembly, who&amp;rsquo;s business activities are the design, manufacturing, marketing, sales, distribution and servicing (after sale) of their own product line as well as the manufacture of custom made parts/products. The documentation model, which can easily be followed and modified to fit an organization&amp;rsquo;s specific needs, can be used by any type of manufacturing company as an example or guidance for preparing the required documentation for an quality management system ISO 9001:2000. The manual outlines the company&amp;rsquo;s quality policy and how activities which affect quality are to be performed. Documented quality management system procedures structured by ISO 9000 clauses define tasks and responsibilities required for the compliance with ISO 9001. More detailed operating procedures and work instructions describe activities of the departments affected. Since the model provides real examples, it eliminates guess work, setbacks and uncountable moments of frustration for the ISO 9000-Novice in charge of implementing ISO 9000 in an organization. (text cited from www.amazon.com)&#13;
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