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¿Qué son las normas regionales?
Normas desarrolladas por una organización de estandarización regional y que cubren un área continental.
¿Cuál es el propósito de la estandarización?
Desarrollar prácticas consistentes y repetibles en diversos campos.
Study Notes
- There are three types of norms: national, regional, and international.
- National norms are developed and sanctioned by a recognized organization for national standardization, such as AENOR in Spain.
- Regional norms are developed by a regional standardization organization and typically cover a continental area, such as European norms developed by CEN and CENELEC.
- International norms are similar to regional norms but have a global scope, such as ISO norms.
- AENOR is the Spanish national standardization organization and a member of CEN, CENELEC, ISO, and CEI.
- A UNE norm is a technical specification developed with the participation of all interested parties and approved by AENOR.
- UNE norms are developed in technical committees for standardization, which go through preliminary work, development of the norm project, and public information.
- The public is informed of the existence of the norm project in the BOE.
- The observance of UNE norms is not mandatory.
- The purpose of standardization is to develop consistent and repeatable practices in various fields.
- Any individual or entity can submit observations to AENOR for consideration in the development of a proposed norm.
- The process of certification for ISO 9001 involves selecting a certification body, preparing for evaluation, conducting an audit, addressing non-conformities, and receiving a certificate.
- Organizations seeking certification must present a request to a certification body and consider factors such as market acceptability and reputation.
- The certification process involves defining the organization's quality-affecting processes and conducting audits to collect evidence of conformity or non-conformity.
- Non-conformities are reported to the organization's leadership for clarification and resolution.
- A certificate is issued for a specific business scope and product/service range.
- Certification is valid for three years, during which periodic follow-up audits are conducted.
- The certification body develops a three-year audit plan to ensure all aspects of the SGC are audited.
- After three years, a recertification audit is conducted using the same steps as the initial certification process.
- AENOR publishes the UNE norm and promotes and commercializes it through its commercial services.
Test your knowledge of norms and standardization with this informative quiz. From national to international norms, and the process of certification for ISO 9001, this quiz covers it all. Learn about technical committees for standardization, the purpose of standardization, and the steps involved in the certification process. Put your understanding to the test and see how much you know about these important topics.
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