Calibration Training Day 1

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What is the definition of Quality according to the training?

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Meeting customer expectations and value system

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What is the main goal of the Quality Management System (QMS)?

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A system to establish policy and objectives, to achieve those objectives and to direct and control about quality.

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What is a Quality Audit?

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A systematic and independent process to obtain objective evidence.

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Why is ISO 9001:2015 important?

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It increases customer confidence and trust.

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Which of the following is NOT one of the seven Quality Management Principles of ISO 9001:2015? A) Customer focus, B) Process approach, C) Leadership, D) Risk elimination

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Risk elimination

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What is the main benefit of using a process approach in quality management?

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It helps organizations manage interrelated processes effectively.

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Which of the following statements best reflects the relationship between the principle of "Process Approach" and the effectiveness of an organization’s Quality Management System (QMS)? A) The process approach integrates interrelated processes to consistently achieve results that meet organizational objectives, improving efficiency and effectiveness B) The process approach solely focuses on increasing the speed of production and reducing costs, regardless of quality. C) The process approach reduces the need for continuous monitoring and evaluation by automating all processes. D) The process approach is used only for improving customer satisfaction without considering internal processes or waste reduction.

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The process approach integrates interrelated processes to consistently achieve results that meet organizational objectives, improving efficiency and effectiveness.

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What does the abbreviation SIPOC stand for?

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Suppliers, Inputs, Processes, Outputs, Customers

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In risk-based thinking within ISO 9001:2015, which of the following is considered a critical component in fostering a proactive culture within the organization? A) Risk-based thinking focuses only on identifying risks in external suppliers, ignoring internal process risks. B) It requires embedding risk identification and mitigation strategies into every decision-making process to prevent potential non-conformities. C) It is about reacting to risks as they emerge and implementing solutions after the damage is done. D) It eliminates the need for regular audits by preemptively resolving all potential issues through risk management strategies.

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It requires embedding risk identification and mitigation strategies into every decision-making process to prevent potential non-conformities.