Practical Implementation of “Risk Based Thinking” – Part 3
A practical approach to implementing ISO 9001:2015’s risk-based thinking, this part discusses how to use determine your risks, assess them, and treat them.
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Read MoreA document issued by US TAG leaders relies on seriously dubious information to guide its members on how to vote on FDIS 9001:2015.
Read MoreUS TAG leadership sent an email that alleges members have a right to anonymity, and suggesting that they aren’t required — or, depending on your reading, even permitted — to utilize information from stakeholders when making decisions on official US positions.
Read MoreOfficial US TAG documents reveal that a technical review group listed as a “positive comment” that the FDIS of ISO 9001:2015 will be “the biggest boon for consultants ever.”
Read MoreThe United States must reject the current version of ISO 9001:2015, and refuse to ratify it as a US national standard until it can be corrected. The potential financial damage and legal liability to American businesses is too great to allow the current version to be adopted as is.
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