TS ISO 9000-1
Quality management and quality assurance standards-Part 1: Guidelines for selection and use
This part of ISO 9000 a) clarifies principal quality-related concepts and the distenctions and the interrelationships among them; b) provides guidance for the selection and use of the ISO 9000 formily of international standards on quality management and quality assurance
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TS ISO 9000-1 is a guidance standard for the ISO 9000 family in quality management and quality assurance. It clarifies principal quality-related concepts, explains the distinctions and relationships between them, and provides general direction on the selection and use of standards concerned with quality management and quality assurance.
A framework for clarifying core quality concepts
Quality management is the management approach used to align an organisation’s products, services, and processes with intended requirements. Quality assurance is the planned and systematic aspect of that approach that helps build confidence in the expected outcome. This standard helps separate these ideas clearly and supports a more consistent understanding of terms such as quality policy, systems thinking, conformity, and assurance.
General guidance for selecting and using the ISO 9000 family
In technical practice, guidance documents of this kind help users decide which quality standard is relevant to a given need and how related standards complement one another. Rather than defining a process specification of its own, this document serves as a navigational reference within the quality standards landscape, helping organisations understand terminology differences, intended uses, and the role of each standard in a broader quality framework.
This listing represents a withdrawn edition, so it reflects an earlier stage in the development of the ISO 9000 concept structure and usage guidance. Its value today is mainly conceptual: it shows how quality management terminology was organised and how the standard family was positioned for selection and application.
- Publication Date: 11.04.1997
- Standard Status: H (İptal Edilmiş Standard/Withdrawn standard)
- Publisher: TSE
- Document Language: tr, en, fr
- ICS Classification: 03.120.10 Kalite Yönetimi ve Kalite Güvencesi
- Pages: 0
- Source Standard: ISO 9000-1:1994
- International Equivalents: ISO 9000-1:1994--; EN ISO 9000-1--; BS EN ISO 9000-1--; NF X50-121-1* NF EN ISO 9000-1--; DIN EN ISO 9000-1--; ISO 9000-1:1994--
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