Performance = Organizational Excellence
Lean QMS® Documentation – Overview ISO 9001:2000 based standards require that, at a minimum, your Management System be rationalized and articulated by: 1. A Quality Manual, 2. 6 to 7 Documented Procedures (Pinnacle refers to these as Support Processes), and 3.
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