Any organization needs management. When management is related to quality, it is quality management. Quality management is a coordinated activity that directs and controls an organization in terms of quality, usually including the formulation of quality policies, objectives, and activities such as quality planning, quality control, quality assurance, and quality improvement. To achieve the policy objectives of quality management and effectively carry out various quality management activities, a corresponding management system must be established, which is called a quality management system.

  Quality management system should have compliance

   To carry out quality management effectively, a quality management system must be designed, established, implemented and maintained. The top management of the organization is responsible for the decision to design, establish, implement and maintain the quality management system according to the ISO9001 international standard, and is responsible for establishing a reasonable organizational structure and providing appropriate resources; and the quality functional department is responsible for the formulation of the promotion order for the formation of the document. and implementation, the establishment and operation of the process is directly responsible.

  Quality management system should be unique

  The design and establishment of the quality management system should be based on the organization's quality objectives, product categories, process characteristics and practical experience. Therefore, the quality management systems of different organizations have different characteristics.

   The quality management system should be systematic

   A quality management system is a combination of interrelated and functional components, including:

  ①Organizational structure—reasonable organizational structure and clear responsibilities, authorities and their coordination;

  ②procedures - documented procedures and procedures that are in place and are the basis for process operation and activities;

  ③ Process - The effective implementation of the quality management system is achieved through the effective operation of the required process;

  ④Resources—Necessary, sufficient and appropriate resources include personnel, funds, and facilities. Equipment, materials, energy, technology and methods.