The Benefits of ISO 9001 Quality Management System

The quality management system ISO 9001 is a set of international standards to ensure efficiency and productivity in an organisation. It is known as the base of a quality system. ISO 9001 is a management system that can be used to provide a solid foundation for a business. It can have a positive impact on productivity and ISO 9001 offers good quality products and services.

All medical device manufacturers are required under the Medical Device Regulation to have a quality management system in place. Once this has been attained, it must be managed by an accredited body.

Here are some of the main benefits –

  • Less waste – ISO 9001 helps to meet specific requirements and optimise the production process.
  • More efficiency in the workplace – staff are in a routine that allows them to feel more organised.
  • Recognised globally – meaning that it can help to improve business globally, which can open up a lot more opportunities for you.
  • Increase in profits – with more structure in the workplace, everyone is on top form and working to the best of their ability.
  • Improved communication skills – teaching can be provided in order to achieve better communication within different teams of an organisation.
  • Improved risk management – structure offers staff to be more clear on procedures and how to reduce risks in the workplace.
  • More quality products and services – having clear goals means that staff can focus on how to provide products with higher quality levels than before.
  • High customer satisfaction – customers can easily recognise when a workplace has a good working structure, with higher quality products, customers are more satisfied.
  • Suitable for any organisation regardless of size – iso 9000 caters for any business, it can work anywhere.
  • Reduced errors – goals are more clear and therefore staff are less likely to make errors within their work.

If you’d like any more information regarding a quality management system, please get in touch with us at Patient Guard today.

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