i. Introduction & suggested reading ii. What is ISO 9001? iii. The structure of ISO 9001 iv. Quality management principles in ISO 9001 v. Introduction to the Quality Management System vi. Implementing ISO 9001 requirements vii. Implementing ISO 9001 as a project viii. Documenting ISO 9001 requirements ix. ISO 9001 Benefits x. Related documentation xi. Practice exam MODULE 2 - CONTENT Module 2 - The planning phase i. Introduction & suggested reading ii. Understanding your organization and its context [clause 4.1] iii. Understanding the needs and expectations of interested parties [clause 4.2] iv. Determining the scope of the QMS [clause 4.3] v. Leadership and commitment [clause 5.1] vi. Quality Policy [clause 5.2] vii. Organizational roles, responsibilities and authorities [clause 5.3] viii. Addressing risks and opportunities [clause 6.1] ix. Quality objectives [clause 6.2] x. Resources [clause 7.1] xi. Competence [clause 7.2] xii. Awareness [clause 7.3] xiii. Communication [clause 7.4] xiv. Documented information [clause 7.5] xv. Related documentation xvi. Practice exam MODULE 3 - CONTENT Module 3 - Operation i. Introduction & suggested reading ii. Operational planning and control [clause 8.1] iii. Requirements for products and services [clause 8.2] iv. Design and development of planning and inputs [clause 8.3] v. Design and development controls, outputs and changes [clause 8.3] vi. Control of externally provided processes, products and services [clause 8.4] vii. Control of production and service provision [clauses 8.5 ] viii. Post production activities [clauses 8.5 and 8.6] ix. Control of nonconforming outputs [clause 8.7] x. Operating the QMS [clause 8] xi. Related documentation xii. Practice exam MODULE 4 – CONTENT Module 4 - The Check and Act phases i. Introduction & suggested reading ii. Monitoring, measurement, analysis and evaluation [clause 9.1] iii. Internal audit [clause 9.2] iv. Management review [clause 9.3] v. Nonconformities and corrective actions [clause 10.1] vi. Continual improvement [clause 10.2] vii. Related documentation viii. Practice exam MODULE 5 - CONTENT Module 5 - Introduction to the internal audit i. Introduction & suggested reading ii. Internal vs. external audit iii. The main purpose of the internal audit iv. Requirements of ISO 9001 v. Criteria for selecting the internal auditor vi. The audit findings vii. Nonconformities viii. Observations ix. Major and minor nonconformities x. Definition of major nonconformity xi. ISO 19011 xii. Related documentation xiii. Practice exam MODULE 6 - CONTENT Module 6 - Organizing the internal audit i. Introduction & suggested reading ii. Organizing the internal audit iii. Internal audit procedure iv. Annual audit program v. Audit plan for an individual audit vi. Related documentation vii. Practice exam MODULE 7 - CONTENT Module 7 - Internal audit elements • i. Introduction & suggested reading • ii. Internal audit elements • iii. Document review • iv. Creation of the checklist • v. Internal audit report • vi. Corrective action requests • vii. Corrective action follow up • viii. Related documentation • ix. Practice exam MODULE 8 – CONTENT Module 8 - The main audit • i. Introduction & suggested reading • ii. Auditor assumptions • iii. Techniques for finding evidence • iv. Sampling the records • v. Recording the evidence • vi. Interviewing techniques • vii. Related documentation • viii. Practice exam • ix. Instructions for taking the exam and obtaining the certificate RELATED DOCUMENTATION Related documentation The following highlights are the QMS related documentation: • • Matrix of Key Performance Indicators – The matrix of key performance indicators is the listing of the important factors that the company has chosen to track to ensure maintenance of the processes. • • Data Analysis Report – The data analysis report is the statement detailing the analysed data for the management review meeting. • • Procedure for Measuring Customer Satisfaction – The purpose of this procedure is to describe methods for gathering and using information about a customer satisfaction in order to establish a system for monitoring customer satisfaction. • • Monitoring of Customer Satisfaction – The monitoring of customer satisfaction is the document that contains the plan for collecting, analysing and reviewing the data on customer satisfaction. • • Internal Audit Program – The internal audit program is the document to record the yearly schedule for internal audits. • • Internal Audit Report – The internal audit report is the document used to report on the findings of an internal audit. • • Internal Audit Checklist – The internal audit checklist is the list of questions required to ensure the management system is implemented and maintained. The listing includes over 100 questions to ensure each requirement of the ISO 9001 standard is implemented and maintained within the quality management system, and includes the ability for the company to add additional questions to suit additional company needs. • • Procedure for Management Review – The purpose of this procedure is to ensure systematic and periodic review of Quality System Management by the Top Management in order to evaluate possibilities for improvement and needs for changes, including Quality Policy and Quality Objectives.