Hi Jim, just wanted to say thanks for a review of Clause 4. I have an internal audit scheduled for Clauses 4, 5 & 6 and this helps in asking the right questions. Just got involved in ISO as an auditor last year, so still getting use to things. This audit will involve Management & Co-owner of the company, so I wanted make sure I was prepared. Much appreciated!
You really simplified the ISO training and made it interesting. I am really bent on taking the ISO certification course now. Thank you, Sir. I am hooked on your TH-cam channel even on Linkedin😇.
Thanks, Teniola - glad you enjoyed it. Be sure to stop by our website for some free training courses, including a full ISO 9001 course. Head over here and create an account for free (no credit card required) and see if there's anything that interests you: imsipro.org/ Thanks for taking the time to comment - stay in touch!
If an organization is implementing multiple ISO (9001, 14001, 45001), does it need multiple context or only one same context for those ISOs? thank you.
Hello, Randy - thanks for your question! The context is the same for all three - the internal and external conditions are the same, The differences are that some things are more important for the three Standards. For example, 'ready access to skilled labour' is more important for Quality than for EMS or OHS. Creating a 'Safety Culture' is more 'in focus' for OHS than Quality, but there will be overlaps. of course. So even though similar conditions or 'issues' exist for all three, the focus will be slightly different. There's a much more noticeable difference in 4.2, Interested Parties - regulatory bodies for EMS and OHS will outweigh them for Quality unless you're in Pharmaceuticals, Aerospace, Food, Aerospace and other highly regulated industries.
@@SimplifyISO agree, the point is on the focus, same context but different focus. Thank you, really appreciate your answer and response, it's assuring.
Thanks Mike - glad you enjoyed it! Feel free to connect on LinkedIn or on our Website - SimplifyISO.com. There are more 'ISO Tips' there like this one, but in text form - simplifyiso.com/iso-tips/ Stay in touch... Jim
Very usefull for me as a beginner during learning, your explanations help me to understand what was practically the meaning of some terms or sentences!
Hi Jim, just wanted to say thanks for a review of Clause 4. I have an internal audit scheduled for Clauses 4, 5 & 6 and this helps in asking the right questions. Just got involved in ISO as an auditor last year, so still getting use to things. This audit will involve Management & Co-owner of the company, so I wanted make sure I was prepared. Much appreciated!
Glad you found it helpful, Rick - let me know if there are any other topics you'd like to have some information on. Good with the audit!
You really simplified the ISO training and made it interesting. I am really bent on taking the ISO certification course now. Thank you, Sir.
I am hooked on your TH-cam channel even on Linkedin😇.
Thanks, Teniola - glad you enjoyed it. Be sure to stop by our website for some free training courses, including a full ISO 9001 course. Head over here and create an account for free (no credit card required) and see if there's anything that interests you: imsipro.org/
Thanks for taking the time to comment - stay in touch!
If an organization is implementing multiple ISO (9001, 14001, 45001), does it need multiple context or only one same context for those ISOs? thank you.
Hello, Randy - thanks for your question! The context is the same for all three - the internal and external conditions are the same, The differences are that some things are more important for the three Standards. For example, 'ready access to skilled labour' is more important for Quality than for EMS or OHS. Creating a 'Safety Culture' is more 'in focus' for OHS than Quality, but there will be overlaps. of course. So even though similar conditions or 'issues' exist for all three, the focus will be slightly different.
There's a much more noticeable difference in 4.2, Interested Parties - regulatory bodies for EMS and OHS will outweigh them for Quality unless you're in Pharmaceuticals, Aerospace, Food, Aerospace and other highly regulated industries.
@@SimplifyISO agree, the point is on the focus, same context but different focus. Thank you, really appreciate your answer and response, it's assuring.
@@rendyendrawan4062 Glad it worked out, Randy. You might find these blog posts interesting, to: simplifyiso.com/iso-tips/. Stay in touch!
Very useful information... thank you sir
Glad it was helpful, Pranita - I hope you enjoy the others in this series! Feel free to ask any questions or suggest other topics...Jim
Thank you sir
Thanks for viewing it, Sa - I hope you enjoy some of the others as well 👍
Do you have your lectures on iso principles
No Fawwaz - I've never done one. Maybe I'll do that one next...Jim
Any lecture for the preparation for lead auditor exam
Good luck in the exam, Fawwaz - remember to read ALL the words in the questions!
Very Insightful. Thanks
Thanks Mike - glad you enjoyed it! Feel free to connect on LinkedIn or on our Website - SimplifyISO.com. There are more 'ISO Tips' there like this one, but in text form - simplifyiso.com/iso-tips/
Stay in touch...
Jim
Very usefull for me as a beginner during learning, your explanations help me to understand what was practically the meaning of some terms or sentences!
Glad you liked it, Mike - you may enjoy these blog posts, too: simplifyiso.com/iso-tips/ Have a fine Holiday break...Jim
Thank you very much
You're very welcome - I hope you find others in this series that you enjoy!
You're welcome, Hasantha - glad you found it helpful. We have some blog posts here, too:simplifyiso.com/iso-tips/ Stay safe!