Document Change Request Process
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What is the primary role of the Process Owner in the document change process?

  • To delete unnecessary documents from the system.
  • To assure that no other document's integrity has been violated. (correct)
  • To gather feedback from all users before making changes.
  • To approve the requested change without reviewing it.
  • Which of the following sections requires the QMS Manager to confirm the integrity of the Quality System?

  • Document Administrator section
  • QMS Manager section (correct)
  • Process Owner section
  • Requester section
  • In the Requester section, what must be included if applicable when stating the reason for a change?

  • A summary of the document's history.
  • A detailed report of previous documents.
  • A list of all stakeholders involved.
  • A formal identification such as an audit clause number. (correct)
  • What is required of the Document Administrator after marking boxes in their section?

    <p>To use initials indicating verification of the section. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which document type does NOT appear in the Requester section?

    <p>Project Plan (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Document Change Types

    Categories indicating how a document is modified: revision, addition, deletion.

    Process Owner Responsibilities

    Ensure no other document's integrity has been violated during changes.

    QMS Manager Role

    Assures that the Quality Management System's integrity remains intact.

    Document Administrator Duties

    Confirms completion of QMS Manager's section and document revisions.

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    Effective Date

    The date a document change becomes valid and enforceable.

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    Study Notes

    Document Change Request Form

    • Document Title: Document Change Request Form
    • Document Number: 520
    • Revision Level: B
    • Last Revision Update: 9/18/24
    • Process Owner: Responsible for ensuring change requests adhere to procedures.
    • Requester: Individual initiating the change request
    • Document Name: Name of the document being changed
    • Current Revision Level: Current version of the document
    • Type of Document: Category of the document (e.g., Policy, Instruction, Chart)
    • Change Requested: Description of the modification
    • Reason for Change: Explanation for the needed change, potentially including audit clause numbers or source requirements.
    • Date: Date of request
    • Requester Information: Name, title of the requester
    • Process Owner Section: Section for the process owner's verification
    • Process Owner Approval/Rejection: Confirmation that the process owner has verified the change
    • Comments: Space for additional remarks by the process owner
    • Effective Date: Date the change becomes applicable.
    • QMS Manager Section: QMS manager assures changes do not compromise quality system integrity
    • QMS Manager Approval/Rejection: Confirmation that QMS manager has approved/rejected the change
    • QMS Manager Comments: QMS manager comments on the change.
    • Document Administrator section: Lastly, verification by the document administrator.
    • Document Administrator Approval/Rejection: Document administrator's approval/rejection of change.
    • Document Revision Completion: Confirmation the revision is completed.

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    This quiz tests your understanding of the Document Change Request Form. You will explore key components such as the roles of the requester and process owner, types of documents, and change request details. Learn how to effectively manage and document changes within an organization.

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