We offer a full support of transferring to ISO 9001:2015 including approved package of typical documents. Price from 380 USD (350 Euro) and disscussing personally.
1. The order on the transition of QMS for compliance with the ISO 9001 (STB ISO 9001) (further ISO 9001) version of 2015 requirements.
2. Analysis of nonconformity in the requirements of ISO 9001:2008 and ISO 9001:2015
3. Policy and Objectives of the organization (in accordance with the requirements of ISO 9001:2015)
4. SWOT analysis (with an approximate list of organization risks)
5. Quality program (taking into account risk management)
6. Risk assessment procedure
7. Quality manual (in accordance with the new structure of the standard, the definition of the organization context (internal and external parties), stakeholders, knowledge management)
8. Report on the QMS functioning analysis by top management (taking into account the stakeholders requirements, risk management and other mandatory requirements of ISO 9001:2015).
According to the specifics of the activity and scope of QMS certification, the proposed packages of documents are divided into the following types:
The package cost is 350 USD ( 380 Euro )!!!!!!
We give a discount on the training of personnel on the methodology and aspects of the QMS transition to ISO 9001:2015 at our seminars and webinars to the companies that purchased this documents package.
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