What are the 10 clauses of ISO 9001?

Top 10 Clauses in ISO 9001:2015

• Clause 0-3 – Introduction and scope of the standard.
• Clause 4 – Context of the organization.
• Clause 5 – Leadership.
• Clause 6 – Planning.
• Clause 7 – Support.
• Clause 8 – Operation.
• Clause 9 – Performance evaluation.
• Clause 10 – Improvement.

What are the 7 main clauses of ISO 9001 2015?

ISO 9001:2015 Clause 7 Support

• Providing necessary monetary and physical assets, resources and systems (such as personnel, plant/office, logistics, working conditions, etc.)
• Providing and maintaining monitoring and measuring resources (i.e. calibrated equipment)
• Determining and maintaining organizational knowledge.

What is the current revision of AS9100?

The most recent and currently available version of AS9100, revision D, was released in 2016 to align with the latest release of ISO 9001:2015.

What does as in AS9100 stand for?

aerospace standard
What does AS9100 stand for? What is AS9100? AS9100 Rev D is an aerospace standard (AS) that was released by the International Aerospace Quality Group (IAQG) based on the internationally recognized standard ISO 9001.

Who requires AS9100 certification?

Aerospace Standard 9100 (AS9100) is the standard covering a QMS within the aerospace industry. For anyone who works with key clients such as airlines, NASA or the U.S. Department of Defense , AS9100 certification is a standard certification requirement.

What do you need to know about the AS9100?

documentation control and records control.

What is documentation necessary for AS9100?

In AS9100, documented information is any meaningful data that the organization is required to control and maintain, and the medium on which it is contained. So, “documented information” refers to the Quality Management System (QMS) and its processes, documentation, and records.

Does AS9100 certificate include ISO 9001 certification?

ISO9001 will be included on your AS9100 certificate BUT the scope of your ISO9001 will be against what aviation, space, and/or defense scope that is defined for your AS9100 certification. Example: If you make airplane parts and also parts for bicycles (non-military?) you cannot claim that your ISO9001 certificate is applicable for your bicycle business.