ISO 9001 News ISO 9001:2015 Amendment 1 Published - Determination of Climate Change Relevance * Poll added May 2024

How has been your experience during ISO 9001 audits in relation to Climate Change?

  • Auditor has asked a few questions but not really delved much into it.

    Votes: 1 50.0%
  • Auditor did not mentioned CC whatsoever.

    Votes: 1 50.0%
  • Auditor was thorough in the investigation concerning our QMS and CC

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • We did not allow the discussion to take place

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Auditor wrote us up for failing to address CC in our QMS

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
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Sidney Vianna

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Leader
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The controversy diverse views are certain to present shall issues for organizations and auditors alike. I will be attending to this subject with great interest in this year's annual auditor training, where it will surely be brought up. The implementation dilemma makes the subject discussion and systems discussion almost impossible to separate here.
One of the biggest challenges, piling on the atrocious roll-out of the conformity assessment of this amendment via wishy washy communiques from ISO and the IAF, is the fact that CC implications onto a management system will vary wildly, depending on the discipline at hand. For example, CC has close and direct implications for ISO 14001 and ISO 50001. In my estimation, it might have some collateral implications for ISO 45001, but, for the life of me, I can't see correlation with standards such as 37001, 27001 and several others. Whomever is charge of developing and delivering the auditor training on this will be doing a lot of tap dancing.
 

Randy

Super Moderator
In my estimation, it might have some collateral implications for ISO 45001, but, for the life of me, I can't see correlation with standards such as 37001, 27001 and several others. Whomever is charge of developing and delivering the auditor training on this will be doing a lot of tap dancing.
I absolutely hate it when I have to agree with you. I'm still of a belief that CC has little or no bearing on some QMS folks like, let's say, Home Health Care (which I've audited on occasion on our Maple Leaf cousins turf)
 

Ed Panek

QA RA Small Med Dev Company
Leader
Super Moderator
One of the biggest challenges, piling on the atrocious roll-out of the conformity assessment of this amendment via wishy washy communiques from ISO and the IAF, is the fact that CC implications onto a management system will vary wildly, depending on the discipline at hand. For example, CC has close and direct implications for ISO 14001 and ISO 50001. In my estimation, it might have some collateral implications for ISO 45001, but, for the life of me, I can't see correlation with standards such as 37001, 27001 and several others. Whomever is charge of developing and delivering the auditor training on this will be doing a lot of tap dancing.
Imagine auditing Company A, a huge energy company. They are addressing climate change with a strategy. Their competitor, another giant energy company is also addressing CC but in a detrimental way and in opposition to company A, essentially not making any meaningful change and exacerbating CC. This is why this needs to be higher level thinking.
 

Sidney Vianna

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As already exemplified in this very thread, this whole debacle shows how toothless this bs mandate is. Auditor asks organization about CC. They reply with a nonsensical marketing bravado that they are the best thing to CC since organic carbon neutral sliced bread. And then?

NOTHING!!!!

They only have to make a determination…. Shsh.

This useless, valueless, pathetic unenforceable mandate just exposes how powerless this amendment is.
 

Randy

Super Moderator
Don't y'all love it? ISO 9001:2015 Amendment 1 Published - Determination of Climate Change Relevance * Poll added May 2024
 

Randy

Super Moderator
Asking the CC question again this morning.................. :frust:

Environmental audit no less.
 

jmech

Trusted Information Resource
Asking the CC question again this morning.................. :frust:

Environmental audit no less.
Do auditees seem prepared for this question?

So far, have they mainly responded with annoyance, fluff, or a description of substantive actions taken as a result of this requirement?
 

Randy

Super Moderator
I've notified my clients for the next 6 months (all standards) and I did that back when all this started.

The answer was "not relevant", but they would continue to evaluate as part of the ongoing risk assessment process, it's included in the "Context" and was part of the MR.
 
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