PAS 99:2006 pdf download Specification of common management system requirements as a framework for integration
Scope
This PAS specifies common management system requirements and isintended to be used as a framework for implementing two or moremanagement system standards/specifications in an integrated way. Itdraws together the common requirements in management systemstandards/specifications.
Although it is primarily intended to be used in combination withmanagement system standards/specifications such as ISO 9001ISO 14001.ISO/IEC 27001,ISO 22000,ISO/IEC 20000 and/orOHSAS 18001 it can also be used with other national and internationalmanagement system standards/specifications.
It applies to all sizes and types of organization.
It is not intended for organizations that have based their managementsystem upon a single standard/specification except as preparation forthe adoption of additional systems or standards
Commpliance with this PAS does not ensure compliance with anyother management system standards/specifications.
Normative references
Only the standards/specifications that the organization subscribes toand that it wants to use in combination with this PAS apply as normativereferences.Those listed below are examples of standards/specificationsthat may be combined with the use of this PAS but other national andinternational managment system standards/specifications may beconsidered as appropriate to the organization’s needs.
Users of this PAS are encouraged to investigate the possibility ofapplying the most recent editions of the documents listed below
ISO/IEC 27001:2005,Information technology – Securitytechniques – Information security management systems -Requirements.
ISO/IEC 20000:2005,Information technology – Service
management.
ISO 9001:2000, Quality management systems – Requirements.
ISO 14001:2004,Environmental management systems -Requirements with guidance.for use.
ISO 22000:2005, Food safety management systems – Requirementsfor any organization in the food chain.
OHSAS 18001:1999, Occupational health and safety managementsystems – Specifications.
Terms and definitions
For the purposes of this PAS, the following terms and definitions apply.The definitions of the management systems standards and/orspecifications used in combination with this PAS shall take precedence.
aspectcharacteristic of an activity product or service that has or can have animpact (see 3.4)
NOTE 1 See A4.3.2 for additiomal explanation of this concept.
3.2
NOTE 2 A significant aspect has or can have a significant impact.
contingency planningconsideration of the potentially serious incidents that could affect theoperations of the organization and the formulation of a plan(s) toprevent or mitigate the effects and to enable the organization to operateas normally as possible
3.3document
information and its supporting medium
NOTE I The medium can be paper, magnelic, electronic or opticalcomputer disc,photograph or master sample, or a combinatiom thereofNOTE 2 A set of documents, for example specifications or records, isfrequently called documentation”.
3.4
impacteffect on the organization’s policy commitments and objectives, itsinterested parties, the organization itself and/or on the environmentNOTE An effect can be positive or negative.
3.5interested partyperson or group concerned with or affected by the activities, productsand/or services of an organization
NOTE 1 This could include customers, owners, regulators, non.governmenlal organizations (NGO), people in an organizalion, suppliers.bankers,untons,partners or soctety.NOTE 2 A group can comprise an organization, a part thereofor morethan one organization.
36management systemsystem(s) to establish policy and objectives and to achieve thoseobjectives
NOTE A management system comprises the elemenls ofpolicy, planning.mmplementatiom and operation,performance assessment,improvementand management review (see Figure 2).
3.7
procedure
specified way to carry out an activity or a process
NOTE Procedures can be documented or not.
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