ISO 9001 Quality Check

Like all ISO standards, ISO 9001 undergoes a systematic review every five years to decide whether the standard remains valid or needs updating. This is necessary to ensure that the standard remains globally relevant and meets the needs of its users.

Additionally, the subcommittee responsible for the standard has undertaken a number of activities, including discussions with committee members and a survey of ISO 9001 users. The result was that no revision was necessary, and the latest version of ISO 9001 still provides as much value to those implementing the standard as when it was last updated in 2015.

A special task force within the committee will continue to evaluate and monitor any potential market or other changes that may affect the standard and propose a revision if and when necessary.

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