After Registration to ISO 9000 – a Quality Manual Synopsis Registration to ISO 9000 requires formal operating procedures and supporting work instructions to be developed, approved and included in a Quality Manual. The process of preparing these statements creates new opportunities for the implementation of cutting edge resources and practices.

Extract from the Introduction to A Quality System Manual for Internal Auditing, based on registration by the author and his internal auditing team in Kodak Limited, England, to ISO 9001.

Published in 1993 by The Institute of Internal Auditors – United Kingdom & Ireland, London, England.

After Registration to ISO 9000 – a Quality Manual Synopsis Registration to ISO 9000 requires formal operating procedures and supporting work instructions to be developed, approved and included in a Quality Manual. The process of preparing these statements creates new opportunities for the implementation of cutting edge resources and practices.
Extract from the Introduction to A Quality System Manual for Internal Auditing, based on registration by the author and his internal auditing team in Kodak Limited, England, to ISO 9001.
Published in 1993 by The Institute of Internal Auditors – United Kingdom & Ireland, London, England.
After Reading the Case Study Consider:
1. How do the operating procedures and work instructions compare with those in your own internal auditing?
2. How do the quality measures in your internal auditing benchmark with the measures in the case study?
3. Which of the quality measures do you think are the most important to encourage continuous improvement in the registered quality system?
4. What quality measures are missing from the above and in your own internal auditing to ensure audit time is prioritized to review the governance processes discussed in Chapter 5?