The best answer ever: Yes and No.
We, as a Certification Body, frequently see people in panic because of failing they're objectives. They think that will get in trouble in our audit because they're Management System is not 100% accurate.
Well, just relax (but not too much).
When you define your objective, you must define your plan to achieve it.
If you fail you need to make an analysis of way you failed. And then act over the cause of your failure.
If you do this steps, it's ok to fail.
But, if period after period you keep failing, that would mean you are not realistic, you don't analyse correctly the failures or you don't have a clue on the Organisation Context. And that is Not Ok.
We at QEC - Quality Evaluation Center would be delighted to hear your thoughts on this. Drop us an email. Our contacts are on our webpage: www.qec-global.com
We, as a Certification Body, frequently see people in panic because of failing they're objectives. They think that will get in trouble in our audit because they're Management System is not 100% accurate.
Well, just relax (but not too much).
When you define your objective, you must define your plan to achieve it.
If you fail you need to make an analysis of way you failed. And then act over the cause of your failure.
If you do this steps, it's ok to fail.
But, if period after period you keep failing, that would mean you are not realistic, you don't analyse correctly the failures or you don't have a clue on the Organisation Context. And that is Not Ok.
We at QEC - Quality Evaluation Center would be delighted to hear your thoughts on this. Drop us an email. Our contacts are on our webpage: www.qec-global.com
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