Title:
ISO 9000 at the front line
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Publication Information:
Milwaukee, Wisconsin : Quality Press, 2000
ISBN:
9780873893978
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Summary
Summary
Helps leaders train frontline workers in basic principles and goals of the new ISO 9000:2000 standard and the provisions for the QS-9000 standard, with short case studies, discussion questions, exercises, and solutions. Includes guidelines for instructors and trainers, a pre-class questionnaire, and an outline of a system for frontline workers to i
Author Notes
William A. Levinson, P.E., is an engineer and industrial statistician at Intersil Corporation
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments | p. ix |
Preface: Why ISO 9000 for Frontline Workers? | p. xi |
The Frontline Worker's Key Role in Organizational Success | p. xii |
Management's Role | p. xviii |
Beyond Compliance: Taking ISO 9000 to the Next Step | p. xviii |
Misconceptions about ISO 9000 | p. xiv |
This Book's Audience | p. xv |
Introduction: ISO 9000 in Gemba, the Front Line | p. 1 |
Friction | p. 2 |
Friction from a Frontline Perspective | p. 3 |
Friction in the Language of Money | p. 4 |
Continuous Improvement versus Audit Survival | p. 5 |
Chapter 1 Introduction | p. 7 |
What You Should Expect from this Book | p. 7 |
Some Background on ISO 9000 | p. 8 |
Benefits of ISO 9000 | p. 8 |
Making ISO 9000 Work for You | p. 9 |
Application to Service Businesses | p. 9 |
What is ISO 9000? | p. 10 |
Chapter 2 Provisions and Requirements | p. 13 |
Levels of Registration | p. 13 |
Management Responsibility | p. 17 |
Management Responsibility: General Overview (5) | p. 18 |
Customer Focus (5.2) | p. 21 |
Quality Policy (5.3) | p. 22 |
Quality Objectives and Quality Planning (5.4) | p. 23 |
Administration (5.5) | p. 23 |
Management Representative (5.5.3) | p. 23 |
Quality Manual (5.5.5) | p. 23 |
Control of Documents (5.5.6) | p. 24 |
Control of Quality Records (5.5.7) | p. 32 |
Management Review (5.6) | p. 33 |
Resource Management (6) | p. 33 |
Human Resources and Training (6.2.1, 6.2.2) | p. 33 |
Facilities and Work Environment (6.3, 6.4) | p. 34 |
Product Realization (7) | p. 35 |
Planning of Realization Processes (7.1) | p. 35 |
Customer-Related Processes (7.2) | p. 37 |
Design and Development (7.3) | p. 40 |
Purchasing (7.4) | p. 47 |
Production and Service Operations (7.5) | p. 48 |
Operations Control (7.5.1) | p. 48 |
Identification and Traceability (7.5.2) | p. 50 |
Customer Property (7.5.3) | p. 51 |
Preservation of Product (7.5.4) | p. 51 |
Validation of Processes (7.5.5) | p. 55 |
Control of Measuring and Monitoring Devices (7.6) | p. 55 |
Measurement, Analysis, and Improvement (8) | p. 59 |
Planning (8.1) | p. 59 |
Measurement and Monitoring (8.2) | p. 59 |
Internal Audits (8.2.2) | p. 60 |
Measurement of Processes (8.2.3) | p. 61 |
Measurement of Product (8.2.4) | p. 61 |
Control of Nonconformity (8.3) | p. 63 |
Analysis of Data (8.4) | p. 64 |
Improvement (8.5) | p. 68 |
Chapter 3 QS-9000, Additional Provisions | p. 73 |
Discussion Questions: Solutions | p. 79 |
Management Responsibility: General | p. 79 |
Control of Documents | p. 80 |
Control of Quality Records | p. 81 |
Resource Management | p. 82 |
General Considerations: Process Control | p. 82 |
Customer-Related Processes | p. 83 |
Product Design | p. 83 |
Production and Service Operations | p. 84 |
Identification and Traceability | p. 84 |
Preservation of Product | p. 85 |
Control of Measuring, Inspection, and Test Equipment | p. 85 |
Internal Audit | p. 86 |
Measurement of Product or Service | p. 87 |
Control of Nonconformity | p. 87 |
Analysis of Data | p. 87 |
Improvement | p. 88 |
Appendix I Guidelines for Instructors and Trainers | p. 89 |
Pre-Class Questionnaire | p. 89 |
Appendix II Activity Initiation and Tracking System | p. 91 |
Endnotes | p. 93 |
References | p. 97 |