Articles Tagged with ''standards''

Wouldn’t it be remarkable if we could replace a weeklong audit of a large plant with a twelve-question checklist?

Adjusting the audit schedule based on findings is far more effective in achieving the true objectives of internal auditing.

Documenting observations is the most important part, and the tone and wording of your observations can either make the internal audit received positively or negatively by the organization.

Why do we perform internal audits in the first place, beyond the fact that ISO 9001:2015 requires them?

Quality and cybersecurity departments have operated as largely independent disciplines. That separation is no longer sustainable.

The 2012 edition acknowledged electronic records. The 2026 edition regulates them.

ISO14001: 2026 doesn’t require more documented information, but instead expects organizations to better manage their EMS with proof of real performance and effective management.

The approach to both basketball and quality manufacturing deals with system predictability, elimination of waste, process control and enforcement, and continuous improvement.

X-ray Computed Tomography (CT) inspection has become one of the most powerful tools available for diagnosing quality problems that other inspection methods simply cannot reach.

The purpose of this system is simple: to ensure that processes are defined, measurable, and capable of being analyzed.