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Sunday, June 25, 2023

ISO 9001:2015 QMS Awareness – Performance evaluation – Management review

ISO 9001:2015 QMS Awareness – Performance evaluation – Management review

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Management review = Management + Review = Review carried out by the top management of the organization

 

Management = People with authority and responsibility for conduct and control of the organization

 

Review = Determination of the suitability, adequacy and effectiveness of the quality management system of the organization

 

Purpose of the management review – (1) To ensure continuing suitability, adequacy and effectiveness of the quality management system (being implemented in the organization), and (ii) To ensure the alignment of the quality management system (being implemented in the organization) with the strategic direction of the organization.

 

Responsibility – Top management of the organization

 

Top management of the organization needs to plan and define – Intervals to conduct management reviews.

 

ISO 9001:2015 QMS standard does not provide specific intervals for conducting management reviews. It is for the organization to determine suitable intervals for conducting management reviews based on the organization’s needs, context, size, complexity, industry requirements, risks considerations and effectiveness of the quality management system (QMS). Typically, management reviews are conducted at regular intervals. Some organizations choose to conduct management reviews annually. Some other organizations may choose for more frequent reviews, such as quarterly or half-yearly.

 

Top management of the organization needs to plan management review by considering inputs. Management review inputs are – (i) Status of actions from previous management reviews, (ii) Changes in external and internal issues relevant to the quality management system of the organization, (iii) Information on performance and effectiveness of the quality management system of the organization, including information on trends in customer satisfaction, information on feedback from relevant interested parties meeting quality objectives, process performance, product / service conformity, nonconformities, corrective actions, monitoring and measurement results, external providers’ performance, (iv) Adequacy of resources, (v) Effectiveness of actions taken to address risks / opportunities, and (vi) Opportunities for improvement.

 

Top management of the organization needs to conduct management review at defined (planned) intervals by considering inputs and by taking decision and action on – (i) Opportunities for improvement, (ii) Any need for changes to the quality management system of the organization, (iii) Resource needs.  

 

The organization needs to retain documented information (records) of the results of the management review.

 

There may be some questions, such as (i) What may be the opportunities for improvement? (ii) What may be any need for changes to the quality management system of the organization? (iii) What may be resource needs? Let us understand.

 

Opportunities for Improvement – Opportunities for improvement refer to areas within the organization’s quality management system where change, enhancement or refinement is made to have a better process, product or service. Opportunities for improvement can arise from various sources, such as: Feedback from relevant interested parties including customer feedback, internal audit, monitoring key performance indicators (KPIs), suggestions from employees working for the quality management system of the organization.

 

Any need for changes – Any need for changes to the quality management system of the organization refers to find out (identify) changes to the organization’s quality management system that can be prompted by various factors, such as: (i) Revision in legal (statutory and regulatory) requirements, (ii) Technological advancement, (iii) Changes in organization’s structure, process, product or service, and (iv) Lessons learned and experience gained from nonconforming outputs, incidents, corrective actions that can reveal weakness in the quality management system of the organization.

 

Resource needs – Resource needs refer to the allocating and providing necessary resources to address improvement in the quality management system of the organization that can include human resource, infrastructure including upgrading / acquiring new equipment / technology / facility, improvement in the skill and knowledge of employees by providing relevant training.

 

Think of the following Questions

 

(1)   Why is management review important?

 

(2)   Who to conduct management review?

 

(3)   What are the management review inputs?

 

(4)   What are the management review outputs?

 

 


Best wishes,

Keshav Ram Singhal

 

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