Document Control System

Level: Initial - Duration: 25 Hrs.

Target Population:

  • Standardization Specialist
  • All Quality Staff

Prerequisites: Academic Degree

Evaluation Means: Workshop Activities

This course is part of the Aviation Quality Management Diploma

Course Objectives

By the end of this Course participants will be able to :

  • Know the regulatory requirements for documentation.
  • Define the key concepts of documentation.
  • Apply the content of quality system documentation.
  • Develop a quality policy, Quality Manual and Operation Manual.
  • Develop and create procedures and work instructions.
  • Issue and control of documents.
  • Maintain and Retain Documented information according to the new standard of ISO (9001:2015).

Course Contents

Module 1 Regulatory Requirements for Documentation

  • ICAO Requirements.
  • IOSA Requirements.
  • ISAGO Requirements.
  • EASA Requirements.
  • ECAA Requirements.
  • ISO 9001: 2008 Requirements.
  • ISO 9001: 2015 Requirements for Documented information.

Module 2 Introduction

  • The Key Concepts.
  • What’s Quality System Documentation?.
  • Reason For Documentation
  • Quality System Documentation Content & Hierarchy.

Module 3  Fundamentals of Document Control

  • Commonly Used Acronyms
  • Grammar and Content
  • Punctuation
  • Format
  • Numbering systems
  • Alignment
  • Spacing
  • Table of Contents

Module 4 Quality System Documentation Content

  • Quality Policy.  (Work Shop)
  • Quality Manual.
  • Operation Manual (Ex: Customized according to customer related regulatory) (Work Shop).
  • Procedures.
  • Working Instruction.
  • Records.
  • Job Description.
  • Reference Document.

Module 5 Developing a Procedure and Instruction

  • Developing Procedure (Work Shop)
  • Developing Working Instruction (Work Shop)

Module 6 Control of Quality Documentation System

  • Issuance of Document.
  • Control of Document.
  • Controlling External Documents
  • Control of Obsolete Documents.

Module 7  ISO 9001:2015 Requirement for (Maintain and Retain Documented information).

  • What’s “Maintain” stand for?
  • What’s “Retain” stand for?

Assessment

 

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