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ISO :- International Organisation for Standardisation

The document provides information on ISO 9000 standards for quality management. It discusses that ISO 9000 is a series of international quality standards established in 1947. The objectives of ISO 9000 include giving customers what they require, connecting quality to cost effectiveness, and increasing customer confidence. The procedure for obtaining ISO 9000 certification involves a preliminary investigation, submitting an application, auditing the quality manual, and undergoing an assessment. The document also briefly discusses ISO 14000 standards for environmental management systems and types of marine insurance policies.

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INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION
WHAT IS ISO 9000?  ISO stands for international standards of organizations establishment in 1947.  It is a series of quality management standards  The ISO 9000 series of standards are mainly quality assurance standards  The ISO 9000 IS The hallmark of a good quality bases system for suppliers and manufacturers of goods.
OBJECTIVE OF ISO 9000  Giving customers what they require  Connecting quality to cost effectiveness  Increasing customers confidence in the company  A shift from a system of inspection ,to a system of quality management  Removing the need for multiple inspection of suppliers  Total management commitment towards quality
PROCEDURE FOR OBTAINING ISO 9000 CERTIFICATION Preliminary investigation Submission of application Audit quality manual Selection of regulation Negotiating term with regulation
Pre-assessment by audit body Assessment  conducting an assessment Closing meeting Issue of certificate
BIS 14000/ISO 14000 BIS stand for the bureau of Indian standards 14000. It was established in 1967. It is a standards for environment management system applicable to all businesses.
OBJECTIVES Formulate an environment policy Pre and keep ready to achieve the environment goals Capabilities and mechanisms to achieved environment goals To review environment management system
PROCEDURE OF ISO 14000  Organizational evaluation  Product evolution
MARINE INSURANCE POLICY  The idea of insurance was introduced in the world with marine insurance.  Marine insurance policy is the first kind of insurance that existed as early as Vedic period  The main advantage of marine insurance is that it protects gain losses to ship, cargo or gods in sea transpiration.  All principal of insurance contract are applicable to marine insurance contrast.
TYPES OF MARINE INSURANCE POLICY Voyage policy Time policy Mixed policy Valued policy Unvalued policy or open policy Blanket policy Floating policy
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