A quality policy is a document that will help you provide guiding principles on how your organisation is striving to achieve quality through the systems they use.
If possible, this should be written by your Chief Executive Officer, in conjunction with the board and senior managers.
For some companies, creating a quality policy may comprise some of their original values and behaviours, which may mean these need to be modified.
Exceptional quality policies should begin with the commitment of the CEO, and how they intend to meet this commitment. This document should then also have requirements by the customer, as well as internal parties such as employees and other stakeholders.
Once this policy has been decided upon and formulated, there should be a commitment by all to implementing it, and therefore should not contain any statements that the organisation is unwilling to follow up on.
ISO 9001
ISO (International Organisation for Standardization) is an independent, non-governmental organisation representing the National Standard Institutes of over 150 countries. They develop and publish international standards in response to the needs of the international market and global expert opinions.
ISO 9001 is the internationally accepted standard for quality management.
The ISO 9001 standard is focused on helping businesses improve their quality control. It sets out the criteria for a quality management system and can be used by any organisation, large or small.
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