Some Tips on How to Write a Quality Policy Compatible With ISO 9001

• Make it clear and concise. Your quality policy should be easy to understand by everyone in your organization. It should be no more than a few paragraphs long.
• State your commitment to quality. Your quality policy should state your organization’s commitment to meeting customer requirements, legal requirements, and the requirements of ISO 9001.
• Set measurable objectives. Your quality policy should include measurable objectives that your organization can strive to achieve. These objectives should be consistent with your quality policy and relevant to the conformity of products and services, and the enhancement of customer satisfaction.
• Involve all employees. Your quality policy should be developed with input from all employees in your organization. This will help to ensure that everyone understands the policy and is committed to achieving its objectives.
• Communicate the policy effectively. Your quality policy should be communicated to all employees in your organization in a way that they can understand. It should also be available to any relevant interested parties.

Here is an example of a quality policy that is compatible with ISO 9001:

• Our quality policy
• Our organization is committed to providing products and services that meet the requirements of our customers, legal requirements, and the requirements of ISO 9001.
• We will achieve this by:
  • Involving all employees in our quality management system.
  • Measuring and improving our performance on a continual basis.
  • Communicating our quality policy to all employees and interested parties.
• We are confident that by following this policy, we will continue to provide products and services that our customers can trust.

This is just an example, and you will need to tailor your quality policy to the specific needs of your organization. However, by following these tips, you can write a quality policy that is compatible with ISO 9001 and that will help your organization achieve its quality goals.