ISO 9000 Requirements: 92 Requirements, Checklists, and Compliance Guide

by Jack Kanholm

Book Overview

This is a focused and well-organized book with in-depth interpretation of ISO 9001:2000 requirements. It identifies and explains 92 distinct, auditable requirements that must be implemented to pass... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1882711254
• ISBN13: 9781882711253
• Release Date: December 2001
• Publisher: ASQ Quality Press
• Length: 154 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.

Customer Reviews

ISO 9000

The book was all that it is advertised as. I was looking for a detailed analysis of each element of the ISO specification. The book identifies implementation, documentation records and what to audit for. It provodes a quick reference. The delivery of the book was earlier than promised.

Successfully Certified

This book is wonderfully written and the author really does a nice job presenting the information clearly. Our company also purchased the software documentation quality manual and procedure package that really complemented the book and its information. The author presents and suggests information throughout the software presentation that is all within the ISO standard. This approach allowed our company to be as flexible in editing the manual and procedures as necessary. During our assessment process, how well written and the structure of our documentation was specifically noted. Jack Kanholm is a foremost authority in the area of ISO standards and their structured approach to organizational improvement. He has several books on the subject to his credit. We were certified to the new standard thanks in part to Jack Kanholm's book, software, and his organization.

A clear explanation of the requirements of ISO 9001:2000

This is a must read for anyone charged with ensuring the success of the changeover to the new ISO standard. Kanholm identifies each auditable requirement of the 2000 standard, explains how those requirements should be satisfied on the level of documentation, implementation and records and offers insight as to how auditors might verify compliance with each requirement. The book is filled with examples which pertain to both large and small organizations. It is well-written, easily understood, and should be on the shelf of every ISO quality professional. If you have any doubt about the ability of your organization to re-certify, you need to order this excellent book today.