ISO 9001:2015 || TUV INDIA

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ISO 90012015  TUV INDIA
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The latest edition of ISO 9001 - Quality
Management Systems standard, is published. For
many years now, the internationally recognised
standard ISO 9001 has provided the basis for
efficient quality management in a large number of
organisations. The current version was issued in
2008. However, for around two years now Technical
Committee ISO/TC 176 was working on an amended
version. We have summarised the expected
modifications to the revised version of ISO 9001
as follows.
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• Changes at a glance
• ISO 9001 will remain the only cross-sector QM
  certification standard, and will provide a
  consistent basis for the coming ten years in its
  revised version.
• The aim of the revision is to take account of the
  
• growing complexity of the operating environment.
  Consideration of opportunities and risks is a new
  element. However, the most important objectives
  of ISO 9001, such as customer satisfaction and
  creation of compliant products and services,
  remain the same.

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• The new High Level Structure creates greater
  harmony between the ISO management system
  standards, making it easier to extend existing
  systems into an integrated whole.
• The themes of user friendliness and market
  orientation are accorded more emphasis. This
  means that the standard focuses more strongly on
  the characteristics and needs of service
  companies and that documentation requirements are
  more flexible.

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• The direct responsibility of organisations is
  emphasised much more strongly than before. The
  same applies to the process approach and
  theresponsibility of top management.
• New structure, similar to other standards
• ISO 90012015 has a new structure, the so-called
  High Level Structure. This is intended to provide
  the same binding structure for all the management
  system standards, and results in two very
  important benefits. Firstly, terms, definitions
  and structures can be used for all the standards
  and secondly, standards are easier to understand
  and synergies possible when different standards
  and certifications are combined.

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• In detail, this version indicates that the
  structure of the ten clauses are as follows
• Scope
• Normative references
• Terms and definitions
• Context of the organisation
• Leadership
• Planning for the quality management system
• Support
• Operation
• Performance evaluation
• Improvement

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 2013 June Committee Draft 
 2014 2nd Quarter  Draft International Standard
 2015 1st Quarter  Final Draft International Standard
 23rd Sept. 2015  ISO 90012015 Published