ISO/IEC 17025:2005 Competence of testing

and calibration laboratories

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management system app

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Q-Policy statement

Q-manual

Instructions and forms

Procedures (SOPS)

Documentation system

Document control -1(ISO 17025: 2005,4.3)

Laboratory shall establish and maintain procedures to control all documents of the management system

Internal documents; specifications, instructions manuals etc.

External documents; normative documents regulations, standards etc.)

Documents = Electronic or paper copies

Document control - 2 (ISO 17025: 2005,4.3)

All documents reviewed and approved by authorised personel Master list identifying current revision status and distribution Documents should be available at all locations where operations are performed Periodically reviewed Invalid or obsolete documents are promptly removed and suitably marked if retained for knowledge preservation purpose Unique identified: date and /or revision, page numbering including total pages and issuing authorithies

Document control - 3(ISO 17025: 2005 4.3)

Document changes Changes reviewed and approved by same

function of original review

Where practical altered/new text is identified

If amendment by hand is allowed define procedures and authorities for amendments

Procedure describing changes in electronic documents

Quality policy statement(ISO 17025: 2005, 4.2)

Written according to current version of ISO 17025 Independent or included in Manual Including the management’s commitment to meet

requirements and to continually improve the QMS Communicated and understood by staff Reviewed for continous suitability

Quality manual (ISO 17025: 2005 4.2)

QMS policies related to quality (including a quality policy statement) shall be defined in a quality manual

Quality manual includes or make reference to the procedures. Outline of structure of documentation is given.

Roles and responsibilities of technical management and quality manager shall be defined

Quality manual contents -1

Title Table of contents Proof of review Revision number, issue date Tracking of changes Information related to organization (name,adress, activities history,size etc) Mention the standard on which QMS is based Scope of QMS

Quality manual contents - 2

Quality Policy or reference Responsibilities (organizational chart,

description of functions Description of the QMS ( processes and

their interactions) Structure of QMS documentation Written procedures or references to them References Annexes

SOP’S and Workinstructions

Harmonized format Uniquely identified Proof of review Tracking of changes Defined structure: Name organization, title,

purpose, scope,responsabilities/authorities, description activity (including resources needed)

Related documents and forms Archiving

External documentation

Pharmacopoeias Legislation Standards Guidelines Reference material certificates User Manuals equipment Software External calibration reports

Forms

Adequate to record data to prove compliance with the QMS requirements

Title, unique identification, revision index, issue date

Procedures / instructions should mention the forms to be used related to the described activity or be annexed to them

External documentation

Documents of external origin, which are part of the QMS or can have a large influence on the system should be controlled

Review: updates of external docs are followed by documentated evaluation of the impact on internal QMS documents, if necessary internal QMS docs are updated

Also check by update of internal docs if referred external docs are still valid

Plans

Plans apply to a specific situation Examples :sampling, testing, validation, auditing

training etc Define the purpose of the plan Unique identification Proof of approval For plans specific forms can be used

Registration of records -1( ISO 17025:2005,4.13)

Procedure required for identification, maintenance, storage

Legible and easy retrievable

Fully traceability of test circumstances (give information to identify factors affecting the uncertainity and to enable the test under the same conditions, including identity of personel acting in the tests.

Registration of records- 2(ISO 17025:2005,4.13) Retention time established Archived in suitable environment Held secure and in confidence Electronic records: back-up and protection against unauthorized access or amendments Mistakes crossed out (original entry still visble) and signed and dated (ISO 17025:2005, 5.4.7) Calculations and data transfer (appropriate checks)

Review of documents and approval

Review: By competent personel to check clarity, accuracy, adequacy of content and structure

By users to verify information, practical use

Approval:

By management responsible for application of the procedure

Controlled copies should show proof of approval

Proof of approval should be kept

Distribution of QMS-documents-1

The system’s documentaion shall be communicated to, understood by, available to and implemented by the appropriated personnelControlled distributionPaper: Distributed where needed Obsolete original archived and copies retrievedElectronic: Only QA-manager has write –access Retrieval of obsolete file and access to new file

Distribution of QMS-documents-2Non-controlled copies: Clearly identified as non-controlled copy Inform the receiver that no information of updates

will be given

Archiving of records (ISO 17025:2005, 4.13)

For the chosen period follow national and specific regulations according to the tests carried out

Normally minimal 5 years Related documents have to be also available

(SOP’s)

Experience of participants

Choice of author Review of documents: period and procedure Changes in documents Content: How detailed is a description of a

procedure Procedure to inform workers about new changed

documents Choice to refer or repeat information

Biological Information

Calibration Information

Chemical Information

Construction Information

Electrical Information

Environmental Information

Forensic Information

Geotechnical Information

Renewable Energy Information

Fire And Textiles Information

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