Process control is an area where many ISO 9001 organizations over-specify their process and put too much burden on the workers. Processes can be controlled using detailed procedures or they can be controlled using trained personnel (with expertise in the area). If you maintain detailed training records, your ISO 9001 process control requirement will be reduced.

Process control is another requirement of ISO 9001. Process control means that there is a system in place that produces consistent output. If the output is consistent and is continuously improving, then the product will eventually be a quality product. That is the mechanism behind process control and ISO 9001.
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ISO 9000 / ISO 9001:2008 Process Control Process control is required for consistency. A continuously improving and consistent process will produce quality output.

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