Revision of ISO 9001:2008
Official final draft
international standard (FDIS) ISO 9001:2015 is awaited as submission of
comments to Committee Draft is over.
The makeup of the
standard is consistent with the expectations of QMS and Clause 4 to 10 will
make its implementation easy in any setup (manufacturing and services).
The contents of the proposed
new standard compared to current are:
Clause
|
9001:2015
|
9001:2008
|
1
|
Scope
|
Scope
|
2
|
Normative references
|
Normative references
|
3
|
Terms and definitions
|
Terms and definitions
|
4
|
Context of the organization
|
Quality management system
|
5
|
Leadership
|
Management responsibility
|
6
|
Planning
|
Resource management
|
7
|
Support
|
Product realization
|
8
|
Operation
|
Measurement, analysis and improvement
|
9
|
Performance evaluation
|
-
|
10
|
Improvement
|
-
|
Considered
changes in the draft are:
- Reconsidering the allowance of ‘exclusion' of specific requirements
- Term ‘goods and services’ in place of ‘product’ to make standard generic and applicable to all types of organizations
- Term ‘improvement’ in place of ‘continual improvement’
Other
proposed changes:
Term documented procedure and record has
been removed and replaced with ‘documented information’.
Clause 4: Context of the organization provide
basis for implementation of QMS in an organization.
In addition to this Process based approach is emphasized in
clause 4.4.2 making it an essential part of QMS.
Preventive
action has been removed
from measurement, analysis and improvement and determination of risk is given precedence during development of
QMS. Clause 6 Planning advocates actions to address risk and opportunities. Thought
the standard maintains that there is no requirement of risk management however
it is inevitable in current scenario. The
standard may evolve into risk based approach to QMS (similar to ICH Q10).
Knowledge
management is emphasized in clause 7.5.1 (similar to ICH Q10). The clause expects
that knowledge shall be maintained, protected and made available as necessary.
Management
representative is removed and management directly involved in QMS through the
clause 5: Leadership.
Clause 8 Operation
replaces Product Realization. Clause 8.5 Development of goods and services
discusses development process, development control and development transfer (technology transfer, as in ICH Q10). The process of design and
development is not detailed as in current standard, hopefully the current
requirements stays.
Control
of external provision of goods and services is presented in
detail in Clause 8.6.
Clause
9 'Performance evaluations' replaces the current clause 8 and evaluation of
performance (of process and QMS) is emphasized. Management review forms the part of this clause.
Improvement
is presented in a separate clause, Clause 10.
Reference:
ISO 9001:2008 Quality management systems —
Requirements
ICH Q10 Pharmaceutical Quality System
Quality Handbook:
Quality Gurus.net- http://www.qualitygurus.net/ISO+9001%3A2015+Draft+International+Standard+(DIS) (they have given very good links...do check the website)
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