The document discusses quality policy, objectives, and examples of quality objectives within an organization. It states that a quality policy is a guide for how the organization provides service to customers, is written by the CEO with workforce feedback, and approved by the quality council. Quality objectives are specific, measurable outputs an organization aims to achieve to demonstrate effectiveness of their quality management system. Examples provided include reducing defect and scrap rates, increasing preventative actions, decreasing customer complaints, improving supplier quality, and enhancing employee competency and training.
The document discusses quality policy, objectives, and examples of quality objectives within an organization. It states that a quality policy is a guide for how the organization provides service to customers, is written by the CEO with workforce feedback, and approved by the quality council. Quality objectives are specific, measurable outputs an organization aims to achieve to demonstrate effectiveness of their quality management system. Examples provided include reducing defect and scrap rates, increasing preventative actions, decreasing customer complaints, improving supplier quality, and enhancing employee competency and training.
The document discusses quality policy, objectives, and examples of quality objectives within an organization. It states that a quality policy is a guide for how the organization provides service to customers, is written by the CEO with workforce feedback, and approved by the quality council. Quality objectives are specific, measurable outputs an organization aims to achieve to demonstrate effectiveness of their quality management system. Examples provided include reducing defect and scrap rates, increasing preventative actions, decreasing customer complaints, improving supplier quality, and enhancing employee competency and training.
The document discusses quality policy, objectives, and examples of quality objectives within an organization. It states that a quality policy is a guide for how the organization provides service to customers, is written by the CEO with workforce feedback, and approved by the quality council. Quality objectives are specific, measurable outputs an organization aims to achieve to demonstrate effectiveness of their quality management system. Examples provided include reducing defect and scrap rates, increasing preventative actions, decreasing customer complaints, improving supplier quality, and enhancing employee competency and training.
QUALITY POLICY 1. VISION STATEMENT 2. MISSION STATEMENT 3. QUALITY POLICY STATEMENT 1. VISION STATEMENT 2. MISSION STATEMENT 3. QUALITY POLICY STATEMENT The quality policy is a guide for everyone in the organization as to how they provide and service to the customers
It should be written by the CEO with feedback from the
workforce and be approved by the quality council.
A quality policy is a important statement of ISO 9000 quality
systems WHAT ARE QUALITY OBJECTIVES?
Quality objectives can be defined as the specific and
relevant verifiable output that a person, division or an organization aims to achieve within a time frame in order to demonstrate the effectiveness of the QMS that is in place. QUALITY OBJECTIVES
ISO 9001:2008 Requirement
To with stand Competition. To attract Changing customer (new customers) To Have shift from low volume to high price to high volume Examples of Quality Objectives in view of Product, Process, Customer, Supplier, Employee and QMS
• Reduction in defRct rates, scrap rates,
rework. Review every Quarter.
•No of preventive actions taken, Process Variations
observed, Waste elimination. Review every Quarter.
• Reduction in customer complaints, value of product
return, delays in customer support. Review bi-Quarter. Value of material return, Reduction in defect rates of supplied items, reduction in lead time. Review every Quarter
Increase in"personneI competency, reduction in
absenteeism, increased employee training. Review every quarter.
Decrease in number of Non-Conformances in internal
audits. Number of Continual Improvement initiatives. QMS Review every Quarter.