ISO 9001 VS. ISO 14000
ISO 9001 sets out basic principles of quality management, while ISO 1400 is based on managing the impacts to the environment.
Both standards are required, because that ensure product quality by implementing extensive monitoring, ensuring that all processes involved in manufacturing operating within the required characteristics.
The initial drivers of management systems and environmental quality, represented by ISO 9000 and ISO 14000, are different. The drive for ISO 9000 in Europe and the rest of the world is the customer or the market and as such, is "voluntary," the drive for ISO 14000 is the compliance with the law.
In conclusion, anyone can adopt the ISO 9000 and ISO 14000 and ensure that it operates according to the rules, and that these rules ensure that a company is competitive in product areas where safety concerns or reliability and above all environmental care.
ISO 9001 sets out basic principles of quality management, while ISO 1400 is based on managing the impacts to the environment.
Both standards are required, because that ensure product quality by implementing extensive monitoring, ensuring that all processes involved in manufacturing operating within the required characteristics.
The initial drivers of management systems and environmental quality, represented by ISO 9000 and ISO 14000, are different. The drive for ISO 9000 in Europe and the rest of the world is the customer or the market and as such, is "voluntary," the drive for ISO 14000 is the compliance with the law.
In conclusion, anyone can adopt the ISO 9000 and ISO 14000 and ensure that it operates according to the rules, and that these rules ensure that a company is competitive in product areas where safety concerns or reliability and above all environmental care.
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