2021-02-23
ISO9001 is one of the core standards of a set of quality management systems included in the ISO9000 family of standards. The ISO9000 family of standards is a concept put forward by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) in 1994, which refers to "the international standard formulated by ISO/Tc176 (International Organization for Standardization Technical Committee on Quality Management and Quality Assurance).
The ISO 9001 quality management system is applicable to all walks of life, whether it is a newly established company or an international enterprise. Through process orientation, ISO 9001 certification takes your special requirements and prospects into consideration. At the same time, through the continuous improvement process (CIP) to ensure your continuous development. If you have first-class products, efficient business structure, and provide excellent services, you can stand out in the industry. By obtaining a globally recognized certification mark, you can prove that you meet high-quality standards and lay a solid foundation for continuous improvement of quality and profitability. For all industries and enterprises, system management can provide quality and efficiency assurance.
What are the benefits of implementing ISO9000?
ISO9000 provides enterprises with a scientific method and means of quality management and quality assurance, which can be used to improve the level of internal management.
Make the responsibilities of all kinds of personnel within the enterprise clear, avoid prevarication, and reduce the troubles of leadership.
The documented management system makes all quality work knowable, visible and checkable. Through training, employees can better understand the importance of quality and the requirements for their work.
The product quality can be guaranteed fundamentally.
It can reduce various management costs and loss costs of the enterprise, and improve efficiency.
Provide confidence to customers and potential customers.
Improve the image of the enterprise and increase the strength of competition.
Meet the requirements of market access.
Social relations provide confidence for consumers to choose.