PWI – Process Work Instruction Introduction
In order to remain ISO 9000 compliant, an organization must maintain the structure of the Quality Management System (QMS). About four kinds of documentation are needed for the implementation of ISO 9000: procedures, process plans, work instructions and quality records.
Work instructions are the lowest level of required procedural documentation for an ISO 9000 compliant Quality Management System (QMS). At their most basic level, work instructions explain, step by step, how a task is performed. Work instructions are not required for every task related to quality, rather only those which explain the manner of production, installation and servicing, and whose absence would adversely affect quality
Work instruction is the actual instructions for performing tasks that affect the quality standards of the organization. Theoretically there have to be work instructions for every activity that affects the quality of the product. Unlike procedures, work instructions are meant for only one person or position. This level of documentation should be very detailed on "how" to accomplish a specific job, task or assignment.
Benefits Of Attending The PWI – Process Work Instruction
The course enables the delegates to:
- Understand the concept of instruction writing process.
- Solve that source of process variation.
Who Should Attend The PWI – Process Work Instruction ?
It will be appropriate for all organizations, and to all groups within the organization.
Brief PWI – Process Work Instruction Training Outline
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Day 1 (AM) |
PWI - Process Work Instruction 1
- Divide Process Into Sections
PWI - Process Work Instruction 2
- Obtain Background Information On Process & Product
PWI - Process Work Instruction 3
- Identify the Expert For The Area
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Day 1 (PM) |
PWI - Process Work Instruction 4
- Interview Expert & Identify Job Responsibilities Associated ith Area Control Points
PWI - Process Work Instruction 5
- Create a schedule for work instruction writing in Gantt chart format
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Day 2 (AM) |
PWI - Process Work Instruction 6
- Write Rough Drafts of Each Work Instruction for each Job
PWI - Process Work Instruction 7
- Hold Meeting With All Employees In The Area That Do The Job
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Day 2 (PM) |
PWI - Process Work Instruction 8
- Assemble The Work Instructions Into The Quality System Format
PWI - Process Work Instruction 9
- Update The Existing Quality System
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