Lecture 2: Quality Management Systems and Standards
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- Q1When was the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) established?194719521945195030s
- Q2How many member countries are part of ISO as of the text?18015016517530s
- Q3What was a key factor leading to the formation of ISO?Economic pressuresGlobalizationInconsistencies in industrial standardsAdvances in technology30s
- Q4The first significant update to the ISO 9000 series, including ISO 9001, occurred in which year?199419902000198730s
- Q5What was the major change in the 2000 revision of the ISO 9000 series?Focus on external customer requirementsIntroduction of quality assuranceConsolidation into a single standardEmphasis on environmental standards30s
- Q6The ISO 9001:2015 version introduced a shift in responsibility for quality management to include:Only the quality managerSenior management, including the CEOAll department managersExternal auditors only30s
- Q7In the ISO 9001:2015 version, which aspect became a key focus in data management?Maintaining relevant recordsExternal audit reportsCustomer feedback analysisMandatory procedures documentation30s
- Q8In the context of ISO 9001, what does the 'process approach' primarily focus on?Understanding and managing interrelated processes as a systemEnhancing individual departmental performanceMaximizing employee productivityFocusing on the output rather than the input of processes30s
- Q9The analogy of the medical system in the text is used to illustrate what aspect of Quality Management Systems?The importance of individual components working in isolationThe focus on training and resources in medical systemsThe role of leadership in quality managementThe necessity of all components working systematically and in harmony30s
- Q10What is the primary reason for the shift from prescribing 'how' to achieve objectives to focusing on 'what' the objectives are in ISO 9001:2015?To enforce stricter control over organizational processesTo allow for greater flexibility and adaptability in implementationTo simplify the certification process for organizationsTo reduce the complexity of the standard30s