WBI Quality Management System
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7.4 Communication<br />
<strong>WBI</strong> has established chains of communication relevant to the QMS and its components.<br />
Communication procedures have been defined including when to communicate, who<br />
communicates, with whom to communicate, means of communication, and what will be<br />
communicated.<br />
7.5 Documented Information<br />
All required documents have been included as required by ISO 9001:2015. Additional<br />
documentation is created when necessary as determined by the <strong>Quality</strong> Manager and <strong>WBI</strong><br />
management.<br />
7.6 Document Control<br />
Active quality management documents shall follow a uniform naming system to aid in clarity<br />
without the need to open the document. File tree systems are to be intuitive to easily find and<br />
place documents. Documents that are classified as private will be locked to prevent unauthorized<br />
changes, improper use, or the loss of integrity. All active QMS and QM documents will be<br />
reviewed at least once annually in order to keep current. Edits will produce a newer version<br />
reflecting changes and improvements in the process and the QMS. Obsolete documents will be<br />
deleted.<br />
<strong>WBI</strong> will maintain operational/project documentation for any changes that deviate from the<br />
specified contract documents or distributed drawings. Formal RFIs, change orders, received<br />
verbal instructions, etc. will be transcribed and retained in writing to document and control<br />
changes to work.<br />
Clause 8: Operation<br />
8.1 Operational Planning and Control<br />
<strong>WBI</strong> defines operational planning processes and control measures that are conducted as standard<br />
practice in conjunction with clauses 4-7. <strong>WBI</strong> management, supervision and the <strong>Quality</strong><br />
Manager will determine when additional planning processes and control measures are necessary<br />
to ensure the desired quality is achieved.<br />
8.2 Customer Communication<br />
Customer communication begins with knowledge of past experiences, if any. Notes should be<br />
retrieved which include any processes specific to the particular client, preferences, tendencies,<br />
and more. It is necessary to recognize any requirements stated in contract documents in order to<br />
prepare an estimate, site specific quality manual, etc. Ongoing communication should be natural<br />
during the course of the project. Communication also includes an as-built survey or feedback