Quality Management System - Elements of A Quality Management System

Elements of A Quality Management System

  1. Organizational structure
  2. Responsibilities
  3. Data Management
  4. Processes - including purchasing
  5. Resources - including natural resources and human capital
  6. Customer Satisfaction
  7. Continuous Improvement
  8. Product Quality
  9. Maintenance
  10. Sustainability - including efficient resource use and responsible environmental operations
  11. Transparency and independent audit

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