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Each organization is made up of affiliate process. The process is a set of tasks that use the resources to return the output (people, products).

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The process is often a complex process, involving product and services. ISO 9001 is designed to manage and improve these processes.

• First, you define the main processes.
• Second, you define standards for these processes.
• Third, you decide how to measure and evaluate the process.
• Fourth, you document your approach to quality performance, defined by measurement.
• Fifth, you are always getting better.

Define the Process

Flowchart is a fantastic way to describe the decomposing process in part to help explain it easier and help improve your process. A flowchart is a simple diagram showing the process, making viewing and communication easy. They allow you to see more clearly what is really going on in the process and in addition to their interactions.

Steps in auditing process

A certification audit is an audit that the IAS will perform to verify compliance with the ISO 9001 standard before your official ISO 9001 is issued. The certification audit is most often divided into two stages. A Phase 1 audit is performed to determine the organization's readiness for the second phase of the audit. If the auditor determines that you meet the minimum criteria for the first stage audit, your organization will continue the audit in the second stage. The second stage audits will always be on-the-spot audits. In this case, the auditor will interview your staff and check your documented information (procedures, records, etc.) to ensure that you comply with all ISO 9001. The certification audit is usually performed every three years.

After certification, IAS will periodically inspect you through surveillance audits to ensure that you continue to comply with QMS and ISO requirements. Surveillance audits are very similar to certification audits, except that they do not issue or re-issue a certificate. They are usually performed annually by the registrar.

Cost of ISO certification

There are two major costs associated with implementation

• Cost of implementation
• Cost of certification

Cost of implementation may include Training, gap assessment, renovation of workspace, machines if necessary, review of existing procedures, development and implementation of documentation.

Cost of certification may include Registration and certification fee, fees for two stage audit visit, travel, accommodation and meals for the auditors.