Christopher Paris

How ISO Ignored Multiple International Votes to Push for “Early Revision” of ISO 9001

Posted by Christopher Paris | May 8, 2022 | Opinion | 0

ISO TC 176 ignored the results of at least five rounds of voting, all of which indicated ISO 9001 should not be revised.

Posted by Christopher Paris | May 5, 2022 | Opinion | 0

In violation of its internal rules and two official international rounds of voting, ISO has pushed ahead on its intent to update ISO 9001.

Posted by Christopher Paris | May 1, 2022 | Opinion | 0

QRS had already obtained backup accreditation from Saudi Arabia’s GCC, so was never in fear of losing business.

Posted by Christopher Paris | Apr 7, 2022 | Opinion | 0

A new push is afoot to make CertSearch a mandatory part of accreditation, but will face stiff opposition from BSI and the world’s CBs.

Extracting tangible benefits from ISO 9001’s Clause 8.7 on “Control of Nonconforming Outputs”