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» Forthcoming training


FOCUS ON … … CREATING GREAT VIDEOS FOR YOUTUBE USING IPADS Friday 7 November


FOCUS ON … … GETTING THE MOST FROM FACEBOOK Monday 10 November


FIRST AID AT WORK REQUALIFICATION (TWO DAYS) Monday 17 – Tuesday 18 November


LEADING AND MOTIVATING TEAMS Tuesday 18 November


MICROSOFT EXCEL 2010 – MANAGING DATA Wednesday 19 November


FOCUS ON … … LINKEDIN Thursday 20 November


HOW TO … … COMPLY WITH ISO 9001:2015 CHANGES Friday 21 November


For further information on all our courses, please contact our Training Department on 0141 204 8332 or training@ glasgowchamberofcommerce.com or visit www.glasgowchamberofcommerce.com


Spot all the big changes N


» Get up to speed with revisions to ISO standards at workshops


ext year will be a major one for many companies as, in 2015, the International


Standards Organization (ISO) will issue a significant revision to the ISO 9001 – Quality Management Systems Standard, last revised in 2008. Tis can trace its roots back to the 1950s when it was introduced as the United States Defence Military Standard and then carried over by the British Standard Institution and adopted as BS5750 – the basis for the current ISO 9001:2008 standard. Te Quality Management


Systems Standard ISO 9001 has the highest adoption globally of any standard within the ISO, with more than one million companies claiming to be certified to it. In the UK there are in excess


of 50,000 certificates issued and tens of thousands of companies


choosing to adopt the principles without the need to be certified. Also, ISO 14001:2004 is due


to be revised and released in 2015. Te Environmental Management Systems Standard is adopted and certified by in excess of 200,000 companies globally. Tese two standards, along with


the OHSAS 18001 Health and Safety standard (which will be revised and released as ISO 45001 in 2016) are the mainstay of an Integrated Management System and seen by many to be the basis of global standard adoption of world-class organisations and many smaller companies who look to demonstrate compliance. In turn, this can be used to effectively improve working practices and bring improved financial performance. In fact, in many industries, it is simply expected of companies to be certified to one or


all of these three standards just to be considered to bid for work. Te change to ISO 9001 will be


significant and will see the these areas affected or introduced: Organisation, Leadership, Risk and Opportunity, Operations, Change, Communication, Monitoring and Measuring, plus Improvement. Some will be simple changes and


so quite straightforward for existing certified companies to comply with. However, in other areas, it will be far more significant and a detailed understanding of the changes, plus the impact to your organisation will need to be undertaken. To address the changes, FQM


Ltd (a leading UK Quality, Health, Safety and Environmental Consultancy and Training Organisation) in partnership with Glasgow Chamber of Commerce will be running a “How To … …” workshop on Friday 21 November


to introduce the changes, the timelines and more. We will then follow this workshop up with more detailed half-day and one-day training sessions for those staff members responsible for compliance to these standards to come along and learn exactly how to implement the changes. FQM Ltd has been at the


forefront of ISO standard implementation for the last 12 years and brings a breadth and depth of knowledge and competency from every industry sector.


FIND OUT MORE...


For more information about the forthcoming How To workshop and follow-up training sessions please contact Elaine Rodger on 0141 204 8332 or elaine.rodger@ glasgowchamberofcommerce.com


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