OQM
Contact
Craig Metcalfe
Optimum Quality Management
52 Red Lion Street
Earby
Lancashire
BB18 6RD
Tel: 01282 842 823
Mobile: 07812 246 190
craig@
optimumqualitymanagement.co.uk
Optimum Quality Management
Optimum Quality Management provide a service to businesses who operate a quality system or who are seeking the implementation of such a system.
who?
With over 25 yrs experience of quality systems and management, gained primarily in engineering and aircraft engineering environments which we have adapted to suit a wide variety of business activities, we at Optimum Quality Management can deliver a service to your business tailored to your requirements. Whether you simply require advice on quality management, the day to day maintenance of an existing quality system, or you require a bespoke system writing and implementing, all the way to accreditation and beyond, Optimum Quality Management are here to advise and assist you.
What is ISO9000
Our range of services cover Quality management systems and internal auditing to the following standards: ISO9001AS9100NADCAP
We will also offer help and advice with, or the writing and implementation of the following.
These are the minimum mandatory procedures that all businesses should already have or be in the process of implementing: Risk AssessmentsHealth and SafetyCOSHHHuman Resources
what?
ISO9000 is the international standard for quality management systems recognised for business throughout the world.
What is AS9100
AS9100 is an internationally recognised standard for business and manufacture within the Aircraft market, and is recognised throughout the industry world wide.
AS9100 is a building block based upon ISO9000 but with grater levels of control, in order to be generally compliant with aircraft standards requirements, such as for example Rolls Royce SABRE, AS9100 is the minimum requirement prior to supply chain approval.
What is NADCAP
NADCAP is the process based standard adopted by aircraft industries world wide for the control of Special Processes, Heat Treatment, Joining and Non-Convential Machining.
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