The score means Mila can transition immediately from the 2008 version of the ISO9001 standard to the revised 2015 version, positioning the hardware specialist alongside many of the UK’s leading businesses.
Mila’s Quality Manager Alan Peel was understandably delighted with the outcome. He said: “To be recommended for transition, a business has to achieve a score of 80% on the six-monthly audit with no more than 5 minor non-conformances. Our processes are such that I was confident that we would achieve that, but 100% with no non-conformances exceeded even my high expectations.”
He added: “Quality management is always a team effort of course and a score of 100% can only be achieved when quality is truly ingrained within a business’ culture. Here at Mila, every department from sales to supply chain plays their part and the audit recognised that with no areas identified requiring improvement.”
A BSI audit assesses how a business is managing its operations, products and services in line with the requirements of ISO9001. It includes communications, planning, assessing risk and responding to customer feedback and is a clear indicator of how seriously a business takes its commitment to quality.
Mila is now eagerly awaiting its new ISO9001:2015 certificate which will be proudly displayed at its Daventry HQ.
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