ISO 9001 : The 2015 Update

We have completed a significant research and data collection process to determine the status of the proposed revised standard. To the best of our ability, the following is what we believe to be current information from a variety of sources. During the past two years, a major revision to the current ISO 9001:2008 standard has been taking place. The forecast this revision will be in place for the next ten years. Work on the new updated standard continues to be undertaken by ISO/TC 176 (the committee which oversees the ISO 9001 QMS standard).The existing timetable for the changes is as follows:
  • June 2013 – Committee Draft Issued
  • September 2013 – Cut-off Date for Comments & Votes
  • April 2014 – Draft International Standard
  • August 2014 – Draft International Standard
  • July 2015 – Final Draft International Standard
  • August 2015 – Final Draft International Standard
  • September 2015 – Target date for publication of International Standard (ISO 9001:2015)

Impact of Changes

It is likely that the impact of the changes in the new standard will be similar to or even greater that the changes as a result of the

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2000 version of the standard, which were major changes that affected Accreditation Bodies, Certification Bodies, Training Companies & Registered Companies who incorporated the changes.

Implementation Time Scale

Nothing has been announced as yet but we anticipate the time scale to be as it was in the year 2000, which was 3 years.

Summary of Main Changes

  • Use of terms “goods & services” rather than “product” and the word “continual” dropped from “continual improvement.”
  • “Purchasing” and “outsourcing” are replaced by “external provision of goods and services”
  • Specific references are made to risk, identification of risks and opportunities and planning actions to address risks and opportunities identified. These proposed changes replace preventive action in the current edition of the standard.
  • There is an increased a requirement for senior management to take a greater active involvement in the quality management system.
  • There are now just general requirements for documentation, with no reference to documented quality manual, documented procedures or to quality records. The Committee Draft refers to “Documented Information.”

As your partner in certification, we will attempt to provide you with ongoing current information as it becomes available. We plan on hosting a number of workshops for clients once the details of the revision are finalized.