ISO 9001 Requirements – True or false questions
ISO 9001 Requirements – True or false questions
Exercise – True/False Statements
The following sample of 50 statements relate to various ISO 9001 concepts, principles and requirements. Indicate whether these are true or false in the adjacent column. Please note that some statements are deliberately vague.
With the purchase of the “Understanding ISO 9001:2015 eCourse” you will get a total of 728 (you read that correctly!) True/False questions.
Here is an approach to answering these questions.
- For each statement provide two reasons why you think it is true or false.
- Next go to your “Understanding ISO 9001:2015 eCourse” and find the clause or sub-clause where this statement is discussed and verify whether you were right or wrong.
- Only check the PDF answer sheet provided with your eCourse materials after you have taken the first two steps listed above.
- If you have a differing opinion perhaps because the statement was vague, send me an email supporting your position.
- When you have answered all 728 questions you will know more than most QMS Consultants about this ISO 9001 Standard.
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Statement |
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1 |
Improvement in systems and processes so |
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2 |
Customer requirements are often |
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3 |
Use of specifications guarantee that a |
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4 |
Quality system standards can substitute for |
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5 |
The management system of an organization is |
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6 |
It is expected that organizations with |
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7 |
ISO standards and guidelines are intended |
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8 |
The ISO 9001 standard provides guidance for |
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9 |
An organization should strive to improve |
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10 |
Ensuring product quality meets customer |
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11 |
An organization’s stakeholders have the |
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12 |
Because of varying stakeholder needs such |
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13 |
The ISO 9001 QMS standard addresses quality |
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14 |
The ISO 9001 QMS standard provides quality |
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15 |
It is generally not typical for an |
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16 |
Besides meeting requirements, a product |
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17 |
A process must have inputs and outputs |
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18 |
Product value involves both quality and |
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19 |
Every process involves people and/or |
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20 |
Inputs, outputs and activities within the |
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21 |
A process serves no purpose if it does not |
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22 |
Not all work is accomplished by a |
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23 |
Quality system management is accomplished |
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24 |
Every organization exists to accomplish |
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25 |
A fundamental basis of the ISO 9001 QMS |
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26 |
Every process should have an owner to |
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27 |
To be effective, a QMS needs coordination |
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28 |
Management review of a QMS cannot take into |
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29 |
Documented standard operating procedures |
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30 |
The best time to implement a QMS is in response |
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31 |
When implementing an ISO 9001 based QMS, |
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32 |
Organizations implementing a QMS based on |
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33 |
Organizations using ISO 9001 based QMS must |
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34 |
As per ISO 9001 customers cannot allow an |
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35 |
Customers may not specify supplementary QMS |
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36 |
A service can have tangible as well as |
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37 |
A service cannot be linked with the |
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38 |
Quality control is defined as the planned |
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39 |
As per ISO 9000 a product is generated by |
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40 |
Materials used in a process could include |
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41 |
A service can be delivered automatically |
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42 |
Product characteristics and/or quality |
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43 |
Product quality relates to its ability to satisfy stated as well as implied |
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44 |
As required by ISO 9001 qualification of |
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45 |
According to ISO 9001 the terms |
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46 |
Verification refers to checking conformance |
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47 |
An organizations quality policy may be |
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48 |
Quality management is the responsibility of |
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49 |
According to ISO 9001, the terms quality |
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50 |
A quality plan may be combined with a |
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