ISO9000 quality certification is a series of standards for the quality management system issued by the International Organization for Standardization. It clearly proposes eight principles of quality management: customer-centered focus, leadership role, full participation, process method, system method, continuous improvement, fact based decision-making method, and mutually beneficial relationship with suppliers. These principles scientifically summarize the theoretical research achievements and practical experience of various countries around the world over the years, not only reflecting the basic laws of quality management, but also applicable to all organizational management. The ISO9000 standard requires organizations to establish a documented quality management system to regulate employee behavior through 'documentation'. At the same time, through monitoring, measurement, and continuous improvement mechanisms, employees' work is controlled and their performance is continuously improved.
The significance of implementing ISO 9001 quality certification
Beneficial to improving product quality and protecting customer interests
It is conducive to standardizing quality management and improving management efficiency
Beneficial for continuous improvement and meeting customer needs
Beneficial to enhancing international trade and eliminating technical barriers