| ISO 9001 2008 vs ISO 9001 2000 |
ISO 9001 2008 and ISO 9001
2000 use the same numbering system
to organize the standard. As a result, the new standard looks much
like the old standard. However, some
important clarifications and
modifications were made. These changes are summarized below.
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Outsourced Processes |
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The process approach continues
to be of central importance to The new standard makes it clear that an
outsourced process is While the old standard said that outsourced
processes must be |
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Documentation |
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ISO 9001 2008, Part 4.2.1,
makes it clear that QMS documentation Part 4.2.1 makes it
clear that a single document may contain several ISO 9001 2000 Part 4.2.3 gave the impression that
all external |
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Management Representative |
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ISO 9001 2000, Part 5.5.2,
allowed you to appoint any member ISO 9001 2008 now makes it clear that the
management representative |
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Competence |
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While both old and new standards stress the importance of |
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Infrastructure |
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For ISO 9001 2000 (Part 6.3)
the term infrastructure includes |
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Work Environment |
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According to ISO 9001 2000,
Part 6.4, you are expected to |
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Customer Requirements |
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According to ISO 9001 2000,
Part 7.2.1, you are expected to identify According to ISO 9001 2008, post delivery
requirements include |
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Design and Development Planning |
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Both old and new standards
expect organizations to plan and
While each of these three activities serves a different purpose, |
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Design and Development Outputs |
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Part 7.3.3 of ISO 9001 2000
wants you to make sure that the ISO 9001 2008 now also says that design and
development |
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Monitoring and Measuring Equipment |
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While ISO 9001 2008, Part 7.6,
refers to the need to control
Both the old and the new standard wants you to
confirm that |
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Customer Satisfaction |
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Both old and new standards
want you to monitor and |
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Internal Audit Records |
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Both old and new standards
refer to the need to establish |
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Process Monitoring and Measurement |
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Both old and new standards
expect you to monitor and |
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Release of Product |
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According to ISO 9001 2000,
Part 8.2.4, you must make sure ISO 9001 2008 now makes it clear that products
are released for |
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