Quality Management System Requirements
The ISO 9001:2008 standard is meant to be generic and applicable to all kinds of organizations. Therefore, organizations from both the public and private sectors, including non-governmental organizations can benefit from the ISO 9001 quality management system model, regardless of whether they are small, medium or large organizations. The immediate benefit that can be realized from the implementation of ISO 9001 is the collective alignment of the activities of internal processes that are focused towards the enhancement of customer satisfaction which will result in many other benefits, whether internal or external. The magnitude of these benefits are determined by how effective the processes are in achieving its objectives.

Implementing ISO 9000 Standards Quality Management System

Preparing ISO 9000 Standards Quality Manual

Family of ISO 14000 include standards as follows:

1. ISO 14001: Environmental management systems—Requirements with guidance for use.

2. ISO 14004: Environmental management systems—General guidelines on principles, systems and support techniques.

3. ISO 14015: Environmental assessment of sites and organizations.

4. ISO 14020: Include series (14020 to 14025) Environmental labels and declarations.

5. ISO 14031: Environmental performance evaluation—Guidelines.

6. ISO 14040: Include series (14040 to 14049), Life Cycle Assessment, LCA, discusses pre-production planning and environment goal setting.

7. ISO 14050: Terms and definitions.

8. ISO 14062: Discusses making improvements to environmental impact goals.

9. ISO 14063: Environmental communication—Guidelines and examples

10. ISO 19011: which specifies one audit protocol for both 14000 and 9000 series standards together.

ISO 14001 Standards – Quality Manual

What is ISO 14001 Quality manual

ISO 14001 manual is a document that describe all maters of ISO 14000 systems.

II. Contents of ISO 14001 manual:

1. Definitions of ISO 14001

2. Purpose of standard

3. Scope of standard

4. Environmental policies

5. ISO 14001 planning

6. Legal and others requirements

7. Environmental objectives and targets

8. Environmental management programs

9. Organization structure and responsibilities

10. Training, awareness and competence

11. ISO 14001 communication

12. Environment management system documentation

13. Document controls

12. Operational controls.

13. Emergency Preparedness and Response

14. Monitoring and measurement

15. Non-conformance and corrective and preventive actions

16. Environmental records

17. Environment management system audit

18. Management review