ISO 9001 RISK MANAGEMENT

10 Golden Rules of Project Risk Management

 Risk management system is the way through which an organization manages players, roles, relations and processes of its business in order to achieve its values and objectives. 

                What ISO 9001 say on risk 

According to ISO 9001, planning for risk is a form of quality management and doing so contextually ensures that the business' quality management system is able to achieve its intended results by preventing or reducing the risk and also mitigating any of the potential side effects of an undesired outcome

                        Addressing  Risk Matters 

Ensure risks and opportunities that affect customers are determined and addressed. When planning for the QMS, determine and address risks and opportunities. Evaluate the effectiveness of actions taken to address risks and opportunities. Update risks and opportunities determined during planning, if necessary

                      Type of Risks in QMS 

  • Document control.
  • Change control.
  • Enterprise & operational risk management.
  • Supplier management.
  • Equipment and asset management.
  • CAPA management.
  • Policy management.
  • Internal audit.
            Recording Risk data 
Launch Your Next Mission - Part 2: Risk Based Thinking
  

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Vidyut Chandra Patange -CEO and Founder 
SRH Management Consultants and Trainers .
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