ISO Certification

Creotec Philippines
6 Dec 202114:50

Summary

TLDRThis script discusses the importance of ISO certification for businesses, outlining the purpose of Quality Management Systems (QMS) and the requirements for ISO standards. It explains ISO's role in ensuring product safety and quality, introduces ISO 9001 for quality management, and highlights Total Quality Management (TQM) as a continuous improvement approach. The script emphasizes the benefits of QMS, such as increased productivity, reduced waste, and improved customer satisfaction, ultimately positioning companies competitively in the market.

Takeaways

  • 🌐 ISO stands for International Organization for Standardization, an independent, non-governmental organization that develops international standards.
  • 📅 Founded in 1947 in Geneva, Switzerland, ISO has 21,991 international standards covering almost all aspects of technology and business.
  • 🔍 ISO's purpose is to ensure that goods and services are reliable, safe, and of good quality, like Christmas lights with BPS accreditation.
  • 🚀 ISO certification helps businesses increase productivity, minimize errors and waste, and safeguard consumers by ensuring products meet minimum international standards.
  • 📚 ISO 9001 is a quality management system (QMS) certification that sets requirements for organizations to manage processes and ensure consistent quality in products and services.
  • 🔄 The PDCA (Plan-Do-Check-Act) cycle is a key concept in QMS for continuous improvement and quality control.
  • 🏢 QMS requirements include documentation, resource management, product realization, measurement, analysis, and improvement, and management responsibility.
  • 🌟 Total Quality Management (TQM) involves all employees in continuous improvement of goods and services, with a focus on customer satisfaction.
  • 📈 TQM principles include management commitment, employee involvement, continuous improvement, customer focus, and fact-based decision making.
  • 🏆 Benefits of having a QMS include improved competitive position, increased productivity, reduced waste, improved management communication, and enhanced customer loyalty.

Q & A

  • What does ISO stand for and what is its purpose?

    -ISO stands for International Organization for Standardization. Its purpose is to develop international standards to ensure that products and services are reliable, safe, and of good quality.

  • When and where was ISO founded?

    -ISO was founded on February 23, 1947, in Geneva, Switzerland.

  • How many countries are represented in ISO?

    -ISO represents 163 countries.

  • What is the significance of ISO 9001 certification?

    -ISO 9001 certification signifies that an organization's quality management system meets the requirements for managing processes that affect the quality of its products and services.

  • What does the term 'QMS' refer to?

    -QMS stands for Quality Management System, which is a set of policies, processes, and procedures required to manage and control the quality of a product or service.

  • What is the PDCA cycle mentioned in the script?

    -The PDCA cycle stands for Plan, Do, Check, Act. It's a continuous improvement cycle used in business for the control and management of processes and projects.

  • What is the role of the TQM department in a company?

    -The TQM (Total Quality Management) department is responsible for ensuring that quality management is delivered throughout the company, involving management and employees in the continuous improvement of goods and services.

  • What are the key elements of QMS requirements?

    -The key elements of QMS requirements include document control, resource management, product realization, measurement, analysis, and improvement, and management responsibility.

  • What is the IATF 16949 standard mentioned in the script?

    -IATF 16949 is the international standard for quality management systems in the automotive industry, replacing ISO/TS 16949.

  • Why is customer focus important in the context of QMS?

    -Customer focus is important in QMS because it ensures that the organization meets customer requirements and enhances customer satisfaction, which is crucial for business success.

  • What are some benefits of having a certified QMS?

    -Benefits of having a certified QMS include improved competitive position, increased productivity, reduced waste, improved management communication, higher profits, and enhanced customer loyalty.

Outlines

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🌐 Understanding ISO Certification

This paragraph introduces ISO certification and its objectives. It explains the purpose of a Quality Management System (QMS) and the requirements needed for it. It also discusses the importance of Total Quality Management (TQM) and the benefits QMS brings to an organization. ISO is defined as the International Organization for Standardization, an independent body that develops international standards. Founded in 1947, it has 21,991 standards covering various aspects of technology and business. The standards help businesses increase productivity and ensure reliability and safety of goods and services. The ISO 9001 standard is highlighted as a quality management system that ensures customers receive consistent, good quality products and services.

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🔍 Deep Dive into ISO 9001 and QMS

This section delves deeper into ISO 9001, emphasizing its role in certifying the quality of products and services. It outlines the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle as a management practice to meet customer requirements. The paragraph also covers the key elements and requirements of a QMS, such as documentary evidence, resource management, product realization, and continuous improvement. It discusses the role of management in ensuring a QMS is in place and how it helps in achieving customer satisfaction. The paragraph also touches on the international aspect of ISO standards and their application in various countries, including the Philippines.

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🚀 Total Quality Management (TQM) and Its Impact

The final paragraph focuses on Total Quality Management (TQM), explaining it as a method that involves management and employees in the continuous improvement of goods and services. It mentions TQM as a department within a company responsible for ensuring quality standards. The principles of TQM are outlined, which include management commitment, employee involvement, continuous improvement, and customer focus. The benefits of TQM are discussed, such as improved competitive position, productivity, reduced waste, and enhanced customer loyalty. The paragraph concludes by summarizing the importance of a QMS in satisfying customers and stakeholders and aligning with ISO certification.

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Keywords

💡ISO Certification

ISO Certification refers to the qualification given by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) for various standards. In the context of the video, ISO certification is crucial for businesses to demonstrate that their products and services meet specific quality standards. The script mentions ISO 9001, which is a standard for quality management systems, ensuring that organizations consistently provide products and services that meet customer and regulatory requirements.

💡Quality Management System (QMS)

A Quality Management System (QMS) is a framework that helps organizations ensure that they work efficiently and flexibly to get the best quality products or services. The video script emphasizes the importance of QMS in setting standards for employees, building motivation, and directing corporate culture. It's about managing processes with the quality of products and services in mind, as indicated by the mention of ISO 9001 certification.

💡Total Quality Management (TQM)

Total Quality Management (TQM) is a management approach that focuses on organizational improvement through continuous refinement of its processes. The script describes TQM as a method where management and employees are involved in the continuous improvement of goods and services. It's a department within a company that ensures quality management is delivered throughout the organization.

💡ISO

ISO is short for the International Organization for Standardization, an independent, non-governmental organization that develops international standards. The script explains that ISO was founded in 1947 and has developed over 21,991 international standards covering various aspects of technology and business. ISO's role is to ensure that goods and services are reliable and safe, as exemplified by the mention of Christmas lights being accredited by the Bureau of Product Standards.

💡ISO 9001

ISO 9001 is a specific standard that gives requirements for a quality management system. The video mentions that ISO 9001 helps to ensure customers receive consistent, good quality products and services. It sets out the criteria for a QMS and aids organizations in being more efficient and improving customer satisfaction.

💡IATF 16949

IATF 16949 is a quality管理体系标准,专门针对汽车行业的质量管理体系要求。在视频中,提到IATF 16949是汽车行业的一个认证标准,表明该组织的产品或服务符合汽车行业的特定质量要求。

💡PDCA

PDCA stands for Plan-Do-Check-Act, a repetitive four-step process for continuous improvement and is a fundamental part of a QMS. The script describes PDCA as a cycle where organizations plan everything, execute the plan, check the results, and then act on the information learned to improve the process. This cycle is crucial for ongoing quality improvement within an organization.

💡Bureau of Product Standards (BPS)

The Bureau of Product Standards is mentioned in the script as an organization that accredits products, ensuring they meet minimum safety and quality standards. BPS plays a role in safeguarding consumers by ensuring that certified products conform to international standards, which is a key aspect of the ISO certification process.

💡Customer Satisfaction

Customer Satisfaction is a measure of how products or services supplied by a company meet or surpass a customer's expectations. The video script emphasizes that QMS requirements and ISO certifications like ISO 9001 are aimed at ensuring customer satisfaction by providing reliable and good quality products and services.

💡Continuous Improvement

Continuous Improvement is the ongoing effort to improve products, services, or processes. In the context of the video, continuous improvement is a key principle of TQM and QMS, where organizations strive to enhance their processes to increase efficiency and quality. The script mentions that ISO and TQM both involve a commitment to continuous improvement.

💡Documentation

Documentation in the context of ISO certification and QMS refers to the written records, including policies, plans, procedures, and work instructions that provide evidence of conformance to requirements and effective operation of the QMS. The script mentions that documentary evidence is necessary for QMS, which could include records of training, calibration, and internal audits.

Highlights

ISO certification aims to understand the purpose of QMS and its requirements.

ISO stands for International Organization for Standardization, a non-governmental organization.

ISO was founded in 1947 in Geneva, Switzerland, and develops international standards.

ISO standards cover technology, business, and manufacturing, including product safety.

ISO 9001 is a quality management system that sets requirements for organizational processes.

ISO certification ensures customers receive consistent, good quality products and services.

QMS involves management practices to meet and satisfy customer requirements.

The PDCA cycle (Plan, Do, Check, Act) is a key component of QMS.

ISO certification signifies reliability and safety of products and services.

QMS requirements include documentation, resource management, and product realization.

TQM or Total Quality Management involves continuous improvement in production.

TQM is a department that ensures quality management throughout a company.

Benefits of TQM include improved competitive position, productivity, and customer loyalty.

ISO certifications include ISO 9001 for QMS and IATF 16949 for the automotive sector.

ISO represents 163 countries, including the Philippines, in standardization.

Examples of QMS practices are document control, training, calibration, and internal audits.

Transcripts

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now to continue let's have iso

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certification so what are the objectives

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of iso certification for this topic is

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to understand the meaning of the purpose

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of qms or quality management system and

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what are the different requirements that

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will be needed

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at the same time to appreciate and

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explain the importance of dqm or total

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quality management and appreciate and

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enumerate the benefits of qms that

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brings into an organization so we

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ranted you about uh business

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organization now so we'll focus now on

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the quality management

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okay so

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what is iso iso stands for

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international organization for

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standardization this is an independent

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and non-governmental

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organization we're in this is the

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world's largest developer when it comes

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to standardization

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international standards

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so this was founded on

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february 23 1947 in geneva switzerland

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and

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there are

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21 991 international standards covering

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almost

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all aspects of technology and business

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uh part of that is manufacturing as well

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here in the philippines so we have

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standardization for this

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which is represented by 163

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countries

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so

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um

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international organization for

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standardization

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is where

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the goods and services

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are reliable

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and

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safe

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or having a good quality

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let's say for example in the christmas

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christmas lights

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there should be a sticker there that it

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should be bps accredited or checked by

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bts or bureau of product standards

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meaning to say that is safe and has a

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good quality

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uh fighting magnet among consumers so

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the standards help businesses increase

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productivity while minimizing errors and

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wastes so going back to identify this

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buddha means waste right so if it's not

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effective or the quality is not good it

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shouldn't be

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in the market and it should not be

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bought by the

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consumers now safeguards consumers

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ensuring that certificate products

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confirm

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to the minimum standards set

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internationally so from the word itself

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it's international standardization

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or organization for standardization so

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iso derived from a greek word isos

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meaning equal

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standard means

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it should be the same right standards to

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standardize so whatever the country

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whatever the language the short term of

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our

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name or the name of

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it is always

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ice so that came from the eye sauce or

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the iso

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official

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okay

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so

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this is the logo of international

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organization for standardization and

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the

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products

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that

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was being accredited by them

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okay so it's a training meridian iso

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careertech therapies incorporated uh has

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its iso certification for training

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okay so

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the service that we have we are

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accredited or certified

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uh the iso standardization

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so what is

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iso9001 it means quality management

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systems

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or q a so it gives the requirement for

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what the organization must do to manage

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processes with the quality of its

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products and services like what i have

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mentioned

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iso 9009 we're talking about the uh

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certification code here okay

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so

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helps ensure the customers get

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consistent good quality products and

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services so needing to say there should

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be a good quality and it should be

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reliable uh when it comes to the

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um

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products and services so standard that

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sets out the requirements for a quality

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management system and it helps the

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organization to be more efficient and

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improve

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customer satisfaction

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so

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going back to the japanese school tour

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that we had

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earlier

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safety is the number one priority

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if you are buying

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products

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that

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is not having a good quality okay so

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hindi should be beginning

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there will be no satisfaction

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so in iso 9001

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if the

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quality of the products and services is

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being certified with iso 9001 of course

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that means it's reliable and safe

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so quality management system of the

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application of management practices to

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meet and satisfy the customer's

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requirements and stakeholders so we have

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here the word pdca

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plan do check

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so whenever you plan

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we plan everything we schedule

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everything we identify what are the

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problems to identify what are the

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objectives okay and

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after that

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we do the execution or we do

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or the execution uh you

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uh the things that you plan for you you

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do it

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okay

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you check you compare the objective or

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the planning to the execution are there

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things that needs to be taken on actions

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are there results

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that needed action to be solved okay

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then the next stage will be

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uh the action so

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upon checking or controlling then that's

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the time that you do the action stage

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that means to standardize

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to consolidate everything and preparing

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for the next stage again which is going

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back to the planning

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okay and but you could keep your

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knowledge

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okay so pdca or plan you check

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next

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when we say

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iso9001 it's a certification like what

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i've said

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okay so examples of this is the abc

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corporation given the iso certification

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of 9009 that means

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certified shop

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for having a good quality of products or

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services that you know offer in a

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company nato now when it comes to

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automotive sector and we gain a

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certificate

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now iso is

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iatf

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69 foreign or international automotive

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fast forwards

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okay now what are the purpose of

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qms this is to have a vision of the

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employees for my vision of employees

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we set the standards for the employees

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these are the things that you must do

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you follow this one so on and so forth

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at the same time also especially during

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the operation or the process build

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motivation within the company why

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because we have policies

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the killerness has its policy

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that everyone must follow set goals for

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employees help find the resistance to

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change within the organization

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and help direct the corporate culture so

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since this is internationally

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uh there will be policies there will be

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a

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process

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that you have to follow based on

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management team

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okay

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now what are the qms requirements and

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the

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main and key elements so

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documentary

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because

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next resource management you need to

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have a training for your employees you

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need to have the equipment of course the

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facility itself

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next the product realization this is

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where

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um

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there will be uh

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all this the quality planning

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and uh

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what to do with the products that we

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have

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and of course what will be the process

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for the products that we will be giving

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our customers next is measurement

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analysis and improvement so is there any

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um

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improvement that we must do is there any

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feedback coming from the clients or

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customers that we have to

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uh focus on

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the higher quality method is not good

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for the consumers

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texas management responsibility so

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if we will be having a certification of

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iso meaning to say there should be a

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specific team doing it for the company

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to be

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certified

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okay so the customers requirements with

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the qms requirements that we have of

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course there will be a success with a

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customer satisfaction

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now

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what is tqm or total quality management

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the method which management employees

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can become involved in continuous

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improvement of the production of goods

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and services so meaning to say

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dqm is the group that what i am talking

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about

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for them to control or to check or this

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is the theme wherein they can control or

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check the standardization or the quality

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that the company is having so tqm

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actually

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is a department we have tqm and ems

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group of company and it's very um

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helpful

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for

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each business unit that we have in ems

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group so because this is where

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uh there will be an increase in the

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business and reducing

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losses to joy's full practices guessing

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you're having a problem with this one

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you're not following the standards

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now okay so meron tayong checking

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what are the principles of tqm if you

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will notice it's kind of the same with

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the principles or the requirements of

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uh

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qms of course you need to have your

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management commitment

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the employees the training continuous

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improvement the excellent team the

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recognition how will be the measurement

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the continuous improvement how to

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maintain or improve the standards

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customer focus of course and

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fact-based decision making so

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do not be confused okay

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iso

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is

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international

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organization for standardization qms

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is the one

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that

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uh puedema began a certification say

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some company and eqm is the department

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we're in they will be the one who will

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ensure

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that

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uh quality management is being delivered

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throughout the company

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so benefits of having a pqm is

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competitive position elevate

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productivity

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of course there will be feedback

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uh

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for the pqms

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what will be the feedback uh from

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the clients the consumers

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uh within the employees

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uh the the department involved

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in the improvement eliminates effects

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really significantly reduces waste

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reduces quality costs of course in a

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company you're aiming

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to reduce costs

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with a higher profit improves management

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communication raises profits customer

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focus will be always there customer

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loyalty because we keep our

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products and services good

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and reduces design

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so to sum this up

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okay so quality management system is the

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practices to satisfy customers and

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stakeholders a company needs to set

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certify its qms in order to be aligned

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in the iso certification

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so there are two certifications please

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take note we have iso 9001 which is the

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qms

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or the quality management system and for

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automotive sector we have iatf16949

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and i saw

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meets

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international organization for

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standardization and

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i is always composed of 163 countries

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including here philippines

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so it represents the philippines and iso

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that is

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bps or bureau of fanduk standards bureau

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of product standards okay so the

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examples

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example practices the companies

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must apply is document control

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training calibration international

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internal audit and incoming inspections

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like what i said earlier so the tqm will

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always be in

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checking or controlling of course the

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standard decision and tqm also is the

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one who is

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safekeeping the documents

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of the standardization or the company

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when it comes to

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certifying

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quality management system

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