AENOR Standardization: Benefits, Accreditation, and Certification
AENOR Standardization
- Activity to establish provisions for common use or repeated so as to obtain an order.
- Standardization is a collective activity aimed at creating solutions to recurring situations.
- Development, dissemination and application of standards.
- Adapt products, processes and services to the purpose for which they are intended.
- Protects health and the environment.
- Prevents barriers to trade.
- Facilitates technology cooperation.
Technical specification, or other public document, established with
ISO 9001 Quality Management System: Requirements & Registration
To secure registration, organizations must develop and use quality management systems conforming to the requirements of ISO 9001. The first question asked by someone unfamiliar with ISO 9000 is, “What is a quality management system?”
The following definition is provided:
The quality management system is composed of all the organization’s policies, procedures, plans, resources, processes, and delineation of responsibility and authority, all deliberately aimed at achieving product or service quality
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Audit Regulation in Spain
Auditing Concept
The term auditing refers to the activity undertaken by a qualified and independent professional, consistent with the analysis, using appropriate review and verification techniques, of the financial information derived from the records examined. It aims to issue a report to highlight their responsible opinion on the reliability of this information so that third parties can understand and evaluate it.
Technical Standards (Introduction)
Specific regulations are
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Quality Management Fundamentals
Customer Perceived Quality
1.1 The customer perceived quality is a concept:
- b) Subjective
Improving Competitiveness
1.2 What is the factor most influential in improving the competitiveness of a company?
- a) Establish a System of Quality Management
Statistical Process Control
1.3 Who was the promoter of the implementation of Statistical Process Control?
- c) Walter A. Shewhart
Deming’s 14 Points
1.4 What Authority as identified in which 14 points must be based an organization to
ICAO, EASA, and Part-145 Regulations: Aircraft Maintenance
ICAO and EASA Regulations
There are six key documents governing international civil aviation:
- The Convention on International Civil Aviation (The Chicago Convention)
- The Interim Agreement on International Civil Aviation (PICAO)
- The International Air Services Transit Agreement (Two Freedoms)
- The International Air Transport Agreement (Fifth Freedom)
- Drafts of twelve Technical Annexes
- A standard form of Bilateral Agreement for route and air service exchange
The primary difference between ICAO and EC regulations
Read MoreTotal Quality Management, Audits, and the EFQM Model
Total Quality Management
Total Quality Management (TQM) provides a quality culture necessary to achieve continuous improvement. TQM shapes an organization, focusing on quality and involving all members. The goal is to achieve long-term success through client satisfaction and benefits for all organization members and society.
Total Quality Excellence
Total Quality Excellence is a strategy whose objective is for the organization to meet the balanced needs and expectations of all stakeholders. The main
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