ISO 9001 : 2000 - Documents

In generic way, ISO 9001 : 2000 standard require for only those types of documents and records which are objectively essential to serve the purpose of :

1. Meeting the customer's satisfaction and
2. Leading towards the continual improvements.

The documents and the records those are essentially required to meet the responsibilities of standard are as follows :

ISO Clause No. : 4.2.3, Purpose : Documented procedures shall, The Documents : Control of Documents. define the controls needed for the documents and records required by the QMS.

ISO Clause No. : 4.2.4, Purpose : Established documented, The Documents : Control of Records. Procedures for the identification, storage, retrieval, protection, retention time and disposition of quality records.

ISO Clause No. : 8.2.2, Purpose : Documented procedure for, The Documents : Internal Quality Audit. Planning and conducting quality audits and for reporting results and maintaining records.

ISO Clause No. : 8.3, Purpose : Documented procedures shall, The Documents : Control of Non-conforming Products. Define the controls and related responsibilities and authorities for
dealing with non-conforming products.

ISO Clause No. : 8.5.2, Purpose : Documented procedures shall, The Documents : Corrective Action. Define requirements for corrective actions appropriate to the effects of nonconformities encountered.

ISO Clause No. : 8.5.3, Purpose : Documented procedures shall, The Documents : Preventive Action. Define requirements for preventive action appropriate to the effects of the potential problems.

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