Ultra Low Cost ISO Projects - ISO 9001, ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001
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1. ULTRA LOW-COST ISO 9001 - the Quality Management Standard
2. ULTRA LOW-COST ISO 14001 - the Environmental Management Standard
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1. ULTRA LOW-COST ISO 9001 - the Quality Management Standard
2. ULTRA LOW-COST ISO 14001 - the Environmental Management Standard
Need an ISO 9001 or ISO 14001 system? See our fantastically simple, ultra low-cost way of doing it. Purchase this product for below £350 (SGD687, RM1,700)
Create your own ISO system rapidly, efficiently and effectively. This is not a "one-size fits all" method. Each one is different and is individually created to suit your organization via our expert knowledgebase system, utilizing the combined knowledge of our world-class experts.
All the Websites - References
1. What is ISO? ISO = International Organization for Standardization - click to see website
2. What is IRCA? IRCA = International Register of Certificated Auditors - click to see website
3. What is IEMA? IEMA = Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment - click to see website
4. What is PSMB? PSMB = Pembangunan Sumber Manusia Berhad - click to see website
5. What is UKAS? UKAS = The United Kingdom Accreditation Service - click to see website
6. What is JAS-ANZ? JAS-ANZ = Joint Accreditation System of Australia & New Zealand - click to see website
2. What is IRCA? IRCA = International Register of Certificated Auditors - click to see website
3. What is IEMA? IEMA = Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment - click to see website
4. What is PSMB? PSMB = Pembangunan Sumber Manusia Berhad - click to see website
5. What is UKAS? UKAS = The United Kingdom Accreditation Service - click to see website
6. What is JAS-ANZ? JAS-ANZ = Joint Accreditation System of Australia & New Zealand - click to see website
The Case Against ISO 9000
The Case Against ISO 9000! There Is a Better Way To:
ISO 9000 is an international Standard. It claims to be a standard for quality management but
John Seddon argues it has nothing to do with quality, being based on entirely different theory.
Organizations register to ISO 9000 because they are obliged to - market-place coercion works
on the principle of "you comply or we won't buy", and registration is no guarantee of quality.
In this attack on one of the sacred cows of business today, John Seddon shows how the ISO
standards are not only failing to deliver the improved quality they promise, but in most cases
are actually damaging the companies that have implemented them. In this updated paperback
edition, which includes a critical analysis of the new and much-hyped ISO 9000:2000 version
of the Standard, Seddon maintains his position that managers should say no to ISO 9000.
For those who feel they have to register to ISO, Seddon shows them how to avoid the usual
pitfalls of the Standard.
- Improve Efficiency,
- Satisfy Your Customers,
- Provide Real Quality,
- Increase Your Revenue!
ISO 9000 is an international Standard. It claims to be a standard for quality management but
John Seddon argues it has nothing to do with quality, being based on entirely different theory.
Organizations register to ISO 9000 because they are obliged to - market-place coercion works
on the principle of "you comply or we won't buy", and registration is no guarantee of quality.
In this attack on one of the sacred cows of business today, John Seddon shows how the ISO
standards are not only failing to deliver the improved quality they promise, but in most cases
are actually damaging the companies that have implemented them. In this updated paperback
edition, which includes a critical analysis of the new and much-hyped ISO 9000:2000 version
of the Standard, Seddon maintains his position that managers should say no to ISO 9000.
For those who feel they have to register to ISO, Seddon shows them how to avoid the usual
pitfalls of the Standard.
