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ISO9000 revision 2005

08/03/2008 8:53 AM

Hi,

When the new edition of ISO9000:2005 will come into force?

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G. Mac
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Re: ISO9000 revision 2005

08/03/2008 11:06 PM

It already is.

When you had your next "surveilance" audit after the release, they will be looking at least for your plan to upgrade and then at the next audit should be to the released standard.

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Re: ISO9000 revision 2005

08/05/2008 4:25 AM

9000:2005 is just in force and in 2008 the 9001 will be change.
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