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Clause map - ISO 9001:2015

One row per distinct obligation of ISO 9001:2015: what the duty concerns, and the status of this system against it. The standards themselves are not reproduced here. Source of truth: docs/clause-map-9001.csv.

Clause 4 is shown complete, as a sample of what the Audit Pack supplies: for every obligation, the document that implements it and at which section, the statement of compliance for an auditor, the register that evidences it, where its records land, and the paired clause in the other standard. From clause 5 on, those six columns come with the pack.

Clause 4

Req ID Clause Obligation Status Implementing document Statement of compliance Section Evidencing register Records folder Integrated with
Q4.1-14.1Organisational context and keeping it under reviewDocumentedcontext-interested-parties-compliance-obligationsHandled by the Context Review Method (section 3.1) of Context, Interested Parties & Compliance Obligations, which maintains the issues table as part of the controlled document so every change is a revision through the PR lifecycle. Context is worked as a standing slice of the rolling management review, with out-of-cycle sessions on trigger events; sessions are logged in the Management Review Log register and their records committed to docs/records/management-reviews/.Context review methodOHS4.1-1
Q4.2-14.2Interested parties and their needs and expectationsDocumentedcontext-interested-parties-compliance-obligationsAnswered by the Interested Parties section (3.2) of Context, Interested Parties & Compliance Obligations, whose analysis table at 3.2.3 is maintained as part of the controlled document on the same management review cadence and trigger events as the context issues, evidenced in docs/records/management-reviews/. Obligations arising from that analysis are actioned in the compliance registers per the Compliance Obligations Procedure.Interested partiesOHS4.2-1
Q4.3-14.3Scope of the integrated management systemDocumentedims-scope-statementCarried entirely by the IMS Scope Statement: section 3.1 draws the system boundary and records how it was determined, and section 3.4 holds any exclusion justifications, which the template currently records as none and instantiate.py regenerates from the clause map rather than hand-editing. The document is itself the maintained documented information for scope, controlled under the Document & Record Control Procedure, indexed in the Document Register, and available through the published IMS site and on request.ScopeDocument RegisterOHS4.3-1
Q4.4.1-14.4.1The management system as interacting processesDocumentedims-scope-statementHandled by the System processes section (3.2) of the IMS Scope Statement, whose process map defines the sixteen core processes and how they interact as one plan-do-check-act loop, with working-level detail held in each process's slug-matched procedure or plan. Supporting machinery is divided across risk-opportunity-hazard-methodology with the Risk & Opportunity Register for process risks and opportunities, monitoring, internal audit and management review for evaluation, and management-of-change-procedure plus ims-objectives-improvement-plan for change and improvement.System processesOHS4.4-1
Q4.4.2-14.4.2Documented information supporting the system processesDocumentedims-scope-statementGoverned by the documented-information passage of the System processes section (3.2) in the IMS Scope Statement, following the system's standing split between documents and records. Controlled documents live under docs/ and are indexed in the Document Register, while evidence of how each process actually ran accumulates append-only in the docs/records/ subfolders and per-job operational files, where a correction is always a new record.System processesDocument Registeroperational

Clause 5

Req ID Clause Obligation Status Implementing document Statement of compliance Section Evidencing register Records folder Integrated with
Q5.1.1-15.1.1Active top-management leadership of the systemDocumentedUpgrade to the Audit PackThe document, section, wording, register and records that answer each obligation - supplied with the Audit Pack, for taking this documentation towards certification. Clause 4 above is shown complete, as a sample.
Q5.1.2-15.1.2Customer focus commitments from top managementDocumented
Q5.2.1-15.2.1Establishing the quality policyDocumented
Q5.2.2-15.2.2Communication and control of the policyDocumented
Q5.3-15.3Assigning and communicating IMS roles and authoritiesDocumented

Clause 6

Req ID Clause Obligation Status Implementing document Statement of compliance Section Evidencing register Records folder Integrated with
Q6.1.1-16.1.1Determining the risks and opportunities requiring attentionDocumentedUpgrade to the Audit PackThe document, section, wording, register and records that answer each obligation - supplied with the Audit Pack, for taking this documentation towards certification. Clause 4 above is shown complete, as a sample.
Q6.1.2-16.1.2Planning proportionate actions on risks and opportunitiesDocumented
Q6.2.1-16.2.1Setting and maintaining documented quality objectivesDocumented
Q6.2.2-16.2.2A delivery plan behind every objectiveDocumented
Q6.3-16.3Planning changes to the management systemDocumented

Clause 7

Req ID Clause Obligation Status Implementing document Statement of compliance Section Evidencing register Records folder Integrated with
Q7.1.1-17.1.1Resources for the management systemDocumentedUpgrade to the Audit PackThe document, section, wording, register and records that answer each obligation - supplied with the Audit Pack, for taking this documentation towards certification. Clause 4 above is shown complete, as a sample.
Q7.1.2-17.1.2People resourcing for the management systemDocumented
Q7.1.3-17.1.3Infrastructure provision and upkeep for delivery workDocumented
Q7.1.4-17.1.4Working conditions needed for service deliveryDocumented
Q7.1.5.1-17.1.5.1Dependable resources for monitoring and measurementDocumented
Q7.1.5.2-17.1.5.2Calibration, traceability and care of measuring equipmentDocumented
Q7.1.6-17.1.6Organisational knowledge and where it livesDocumented
Q7.2-17.2Competence defined, delivered and evidenced per roleDocumented
Q7.3-17.3Worker awareness of the system and their part in itDocumented
Q7.4-17.4Internal and external communications of the management systemDocumented
Q7.5.1-17.5.1Composition and extent of the IMS documentationDocumented
Q7.5.2-17.5.2Controls when creating and updating documentsDocumented
Q7.5.3-17.5.3Lifecycle control and protection of documented informationDocumented

Clause 8

Req ID Clause Obligation Status Implementing document Statement of compliance Section Evidencing register Records folder Integrated with
Q8.1-18.1Operational planning and control of service deliveryDocumentedUpgrade to the Audit PackThe document, section, wording, register and records that answer each obligation - supplied with the Audit Pack, for taking this documentation towards certification. Clause 4 above is shown complete, as a sample.
Q8.2.1-18.2.1Customer communication channels and responsible rolesDocumented
Q8.2.2-18.2.2Product and market offer requirement definitionsDocumented
Q8.2.3.1-18.2.3.1Review of requirements before commitment to workDocumented
Q8.2.3.2-18.2.3.2Contract review evidence in the job fileDocumented
Q8.2.4-18.2.4Changes to requirements after job commitmentDocumented
Q8.3.1-18.3.1The standing design and development processDocumented
Q8.3.2-18.3.2Stage planning for each design projectDocumented
Q8.3.3-18.3.3Design inputs and the design briefDocumented
Q8.3.4-18.3.4Design and development stage controlsDocumented
Q8.3.5-18.3.5Design and development outputs and their recordsDocumented
Q8.3.6-18.3.6Design and development change controlDocumented
Q8.4.1-18.4.1Approval and oversight of external providersDocumented
Q8.4.2-18.4.2Control of externally provided processes, products and servicesDocumented
Q8.4.3-18.4.3Information issued to external providersDocumented
Q8.5.1-18.5.1Controlled conditions for service deliveryDocumented
Q8.5.2-18.5.2Identification and traceability of deliverablesDocumented
Q8.5.3-18.5.3Property belonging to customers or external providersDocumented
Q8.5.4-18.5.4Preservation of outputs through to handoverDocumented
Q8.5.5-18.5.5Post-delivery obligations and their fulfilmentDocumented
Q8.5.6-18.5.6Control of changes arising during deliveryDocumented
Q8.6-18.6Verification and release of deliverablesDocumented
Q8.7.1-18.7.1Handling and disposition of nonconforming outputsDocumented
Q8.7.2-18.7.2Records of nonconformity handlingDocumented

Clause 9

Req ID Clause Obligation Status Implementing document Statement of compliance Section Evidencing register Records folder Integrated with
Q9.1.1-19.1.1Monitoring and measurement planning, evaluation and evidenceDocumentedUpgrade to the Audit PackThe document, section, wording, register and records that answer each obligation - supplied with the Audit Pack, for taking this documentation towards certification. Clause 4 above is shown complete, as a sample.
Q9.1.2-19.1.2Customer satisfaction monitoring and feedback reviewDocumented
Q9.1.3-19.1.3Analysis and evaluation of performance dataDocumented
Q9.2.1-19.2.1The rolling internal audit programmeDocumented
Q9.2.2-19.2.2Audit programme, auditor independence and audit executionDocumented
Q9.3.1-19.3.1Management review programme and cadenceDocumented
Q9.3.2-19.3.2Feeding each management review from the registers and recordsDocumented
Q9.3.3-19.3.3Management review decisions, actions and retained recordsDocumented

Clause 10

Req ID Clause Obligation Status Implementing document Statement of compliance Section Evidencing register Records folder Integrated with
Q10.1-110.1Improvement opportunities and the pipeline behind themDocumentedUpgrade to the Audit PackThe document, section, wording, register and records that answer each obligation - supplied with the Audit Pack, for taking this documentation towards certification. Clause 4 above is shown complete, as a sample.
Q10.2.1-110.2.1Nonconformity handling and corrective action to closureDocumented
Q10.2.2-110.2.2Evidence records for nonconformities and corrective actionDocumented
Q10.3-110.3Continual improvement of the integrated management systemDocumented