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Saturday, 20 July 2013
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Sunday, 14 April 2013
Sheikh Khalifa Medical City Dubai UAE improves organizational performance with new certification
Sheikh
Khalifa Medical City (SKMC), managed by Cleveland Clinic, owned and operated by
Abu Dhabi Health Services Company PJSC (Seha) , has been awarded ISO 9001:2008
certification for its Quality Management in its purchasing department, as part
of its commitment to providing products and services of the highest and latest
standards of quality to its caregivers and patients.
ISO 9001:2008 certification is based on eight quality
management principles that help improve organizational performance: customer
focus, leadership, involvement of people, process approach, systems approach to
management, continual improvement, fact based decision-making and mutually beneficial
supplier relationships."We at SKMC understand the importance of establishing and maintaining longstanding relationships with key suppliers and contractors. The purchasing department is committed to ensuring that products and services are of the highest quality and delivered on time at the optimal price," said Zayed Al Dahema, Director of Supply Chain Management at SKMC said at an event today celebrating the achievement.
"The ISO 9001:2008 certification will help shape activities around fulfillment of the hospital's needs, and will assist in achieving organizational objectives now and in the future," Al Dahema added.
This is the second time that SKMC has received the ISO 9001:2008 certification, previously awarded to the stores and warehouses department in 2012. SKMC has to achieve and sustain superior level of performance, and continuous quality improvement standards to serve the nation with the best achievable practices in the market. In particular, by upgrading the skills of employees through suitable training, and complying with all the requirements to improve the effectiveness of the overall quality management system.
The purchasing department at SKMC operates under the policies and procedures issued by Seha.
Monday, 28 January 2013
The PDCA of ISO 50001 EnMS
THE PLAN-DO-CHECK-ACT COMPONENTS OF
ISO
50001
What is the underlying foundation
for the
PLAN-DO-CHECK-ACT (PDCA)
continual
Improvement structure
of an ISO 50001 energy management system
(EnMS)? (Click here for detailed
graphic)
Management responsibility —
Demonstrate
top management’s
commitment and support to
the EnMS and to continual
improvement of its
Effectiveness and the organization’s energy performance.
Roles, responsibility and authority —
appoint an energy champion
and an
energy team, and define and communicate expectations for energy management and
energy performance
improvement behaviors
and actions.
Energy policy — Develop and implement top
management’s
statement
of the
organization’s commitments related to energy to provide direction
for energy performance improvement
activities.
What’s addressed in energy PLANning
?
Energy review
— Analyze energy data, identify the significant energy uses, and prioritize the
organization’s opportunities for energy performance improvement.
Energy baseline
— Define a period of time to serve as a basis for comparison of energy performance.
Energy performance indicators (EnPIs) — Develop quantitative measures of energy performance.
Objectives and targets — decide on the energy performance improvement goals
to be achieved by the organization.
Energy management action plans — Plan the actions, responsibilities and methods needed
to achieve and verify the improvements stated in the energy objectives and targets.
How DO the outputs from energy planning
get implemented?
Competence, training and awareness — Ensure that employees and contractors are aware of and
capable of carrying out their energy management responsibilities.
Communication
— Implement processes for internal and external communication about the EnMS and
the organization’s energy performance.
Documentation
— Maintain documented information on the EnMS.
Control of documents — Establish processes for managing documents to ensure that current and
accurate information is available.
Operational control — Plan the operations associated with your significant energy uses, objectives
and targets, and action plans to ensure that those operations are resourced and
carried out consistently.
Design — consider
opportunities for improving energy performance in design activities for new, modified
or renovated facilities, equipment, systems and processes.
Procurement
— Make energy performance a factor in purchasing decisions when significant energy
uses are involved.
What Processes CHECK on how the EnMS is Doing?
Monitoring, measurement and analysis — Monitor, measure and analyze the key characteristics
of activities that determine energy performance.
Evaluation of compliance — Assess the status of compliance with applicable legal
requirements and other energy requirements adopted by or committed to by the organization.
Internal audit
— Verify that the EnMS is functioning properly and generating the planned results.
Nonconformities, correction,
corrective and preventive action — Identify and correct actual and potential problems.
Control of records — Maintain information that indicates the results achieved or provides
evidence of the activities performed.
How does the management ACT for continual improvement?
Management review — Review the results and performance of the EnMS and take action to ensure
its continuing suitability, adequacy, effectiveness and continual improvement in
energy performance.
Saturday, 26 January 2013
How to make Implementation of ISO 27001 easier by using ISO 9001
How to make Implementation of
ISO 27001 easier by using ISO 9001
Many companies that have implemented ISO 9001 look towards ISO 27001 implementation without knowing they can actually reduce the implementation time by 30%ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 may seem like quite different standards, but when you take a closer look at both, you can find a lot of similarities. They have the same Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle, four mandatory procedures are the same (Internal audit, Document control, Corrective action and Preventive Action), the role of management is very similar etc
· applies to the processes that create and control the
products and services an organisation supplies
· prescribes systematic control of activities to ensure
that the needs and expectations of customers are met
· is designed and intended to apply to virtually any
product or service, made by any process anywhere in the world
· Identify the requirements of ISO 9001 and how they
apply to the business involved.
· Establish quality objectives and how they fit in to
the operation of the business.
· Produce a documented quality policy indicating how
these requirements are satisfied.
· Communicate them throughout the organisation.
· Evaluate the quality policy, its stated objectives and
then prioritise requirements to ensure they are met.
· Identify the boundaries of the management system and
produce documented procedures as required.
· Ensure these procedures are suitable and adhered to.
· Once developed, internal audits are needed to ensure
the system carries on working.
ISO 27001specifies the management of Information Security.
Applicable to all sectors of industry and commerce, it is not confined just to
information held on electronic systems, but addresses the security of
information in whatever form it is held.
· Customers,
employees, trading partners and stakeholders are comforted in the knowledge
that your management information and systems are secure.
· Demonstrates
credibility and trust.
· Cost
savings - even a single information security breach can involve significant expense.
· Establishes
that relevant laws and regulations are being adhered to.
· Shows
that a commitment to Information Security exists at all levels throughout an organization
· Confidentiality
- ensuring that access to information is appropriately authorized
· Integrity
- safeguarding the accuracy and completeness of information and processing
methods
· Availability
- ensuring that authorized users have access to information when they need it
Security policy
· Organizational
security
· Asset
classification and control
· Personnel
security
· Physical
and environmental security
· Communications
and operations management
· Access
control
· System
development and maintenance
· Business
continuity management
· Compliance
By implementing a management system
within a legislative and regulatory framework such as ISO 9001, organizations
can demonstrate compliance and reduce exposure to risk. In addition, by
extending an existing quality management system (QMS) to encompass the
requirements of an Information security management system (ISMS), organizations
can enhance their compliance and achieve improvement throughout the
organization. Extending an existing quality management system (QMS) to
encompass the requirements of an Information security management system (ISMS)
enables organizations to comply with an increasing Number of legal and
regulatory requirements and enables the adoption of an integrated approach to Compliance
management
Thursday, 6 December 2012
Acheving ISO 14001 Certification
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./
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