A few things that you ABSOLUTELY need:

- a STRONG commitment from management,

- a budget... It does take some money to build this thing,

- time, it can be a long process and you need to commit to your goals

- a process layout... Map your process (no long description needed at the
beginning). This includes administrative/engineering processes.

- Are you doing just ISO 9000:00(Quality) or are you simultaneously doing
ISO 14000(Environment) and 18000(Health and Safety)?
 (It will be cheaper in the long run to do all 3 at once if possible and
desired)

Just a few thoughts,

Alain Savard
QA-PCB
CAE Inc.

PS. These are my views and do not necessarily represents CAE's.

-----Original Message-----
From: Barry Gallegos [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: September 5, 2001 10:01 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: [TN] Process Qualification


Good morning T-Netters.
I have been tasked to put together a Process Qualification Plan and would be
Extremely Grateful
for some input from those in the trenches that might have had to do the same
for ISO Certification.
I really don't know how to begin or where to start and what goes into this.

Thank you in advance for all of your help Tech Net....


Barry
P- 208.955-9771

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