small business going for iso9000

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3 total messages Started by MSAMMELS Mon, 10 May 1999 00:00

#166

Author: MSAMMELS
Date: Mon, 10 May 1999 00:00

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hi, i am a small business and i am looking to work towards iso 9000 (or 9001 or
whichever it is).

does anyone have experience of this and suggest a site or book which simplifies
the essence of what is required to gain approval? (uk based).

thanks

mark sammels

Re: small business going for iso9000

#167

Author: 9000 Solutions Group
Date: Mon, 10 May 1999 00:00

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On 10 May 1999 18:48:00 GMT, msammels@aol.com (MSAMMELS) wrote:

>
>hi, i am a small business and i am looking to work towards iso 9000 (or 9001 or
>whichever it is).
>
>does anyone have experience of this and suggest a site or book which simplifies
>the essence of what is required to gain approval? (uk based).
>
>thanks
>
>mark sammels

Mark,
Hi, my name is Meaghan Kantner, and I work for my father, who runs a
quality control/consulting firm.  He has written a book about
ISO-9000, "The ISO 9000 Answer Book", and has a site at
http://www.9sg.com, where he can respond to any questions you may have
about getting registered.  He has helped many, many companies
implement 9000 systems.  Also on the site are previous questions,
which he has answered.  They are simply put, straightforward answers.
Hope this helps you!
Meaghan Kantner

Re: small business going for iso9000

#180

Author: rflinn
Date: Sun, 23 May 1999 00:00

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In article <19990510144800.25118.00002089@ng-fp1.aol.com>,
  msammels@aol.com (MSAMMELS) wrote:
>
We have successfully set up 12 companies to meet ISO both 9002 and 9001
we can help  contact Dick Flinn aqc@prodigy.net

> hi, i am a small business and i am looking to work towards iso 9000
(or 9001 or
> whichever it is).
>
> does anyone have experience of this and suggest a site or book which
simplifies
> the essence of what is required to gain approval? (uk based).
>
> thanks
>
> mark sammels
>


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