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SQAS 2011 – System changes Marc Twisk – SQAS Manager

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SQAS 2011 – System changes

Marc Twisk – SQAS Manager

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Agenda

1) Use of Pre-Assessment Document

2) Number of man days for an assessment

3) Combined assessments

4) Intermediate assessments

5) Website

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Agenda

1) Use of Pre-Assessment Document

2) Number of man days for an assessment

3) Combined assessments

4) Intermediate assessments

5) Website

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SQAS 2011 PAD

Pre-assessment document:

- Identification of the company including the to be

assessed activities

- To be filled in by the company

- Excel document

- To be send to the assessor

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SQAS 2011 PAD

Pre-assessment document:

- Link between information and number of

mandays / applicable questions

- To be included in the assessors package

- PAD and Pre-notification 3 weeks before the

assessment

- Information to be checked by the assessor

during

the assessment

- PAD is available on the website

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PAD

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SQAS 2011 - PAD

Consequences of an extended PAD :

- More detailed scope will be defined- More selection data will be available- Only the applicable questions will be

chosen- Extended planning for the assessed

company- More preparation time for assessors- More preparation time for observers

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Agenda

1) Use of Pre-Assessment Document

2) Number of man days for an assessment

3) Combined assessments

4) Intermediate assessments

5) Website

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Number of mandays

- Depending on the information on the PAD- Is displayed at the end of the PAD- Time needed to perform a decent assessment- Is a guidance for the assessed company, the

assessor, the user and the evaluator.- The assessor shall be questioned if time used for

assessment differs from the man day table.- Most assessments stay at 2 days- Always 1,5 – 2 - 2,5 – 3 – 3,5 - … days

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Display in the PAD

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Agenda

1) Use of Pre-Assessment Document

2) Number of man days for an assessment

3) Combined assessments

4) Intermediate assessments

5) Website

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General rules

- Normally the 5 km rule stays valid - Combining assessments are possible if :

- Same BU assessed for different questionnaires (as before)

- Subsidiaries/operating sites (as defined) are assessed in the same cycle (new)

- An assessment cycle (from the first day of the assessment till the last operating site /element) : maximum 30 days

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Operating sites

We consider an entity as a operating site if :- They have the same management system as the

mother company.- The follow-up of the management system is

performed centrally (internal audits, management review, goals, improvement plan, … ).

- HR and training is managed centrally- Selection and evaluation of subcontractors are

done centrally .- Purchase of equipment is done centrally.

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Example

Mother company

3 days

Operating site 1

1 day

Operating site 2

1 day

Operating site 3

1 day

14Assesment time – 2 days

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Combined assessments

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A « zero » on a question at an operating site can influence the outcome of the total company

assessment.

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Agenda

1) Use of Pre-Assessment Document

2) Number of man days for an assessment

3) Combined assessments

4) Intermediate assessments

5) Website

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Intermediate assessments

- The upload of improvement plans and adding comments to each individual question will still be possible.

- A company can ask for an intermediate assessment (or validation of improvements by same assessor) within the validity period of the original assessment (three years).

- This assessment is done by the same assessor as the original assessment.

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Intermediate assessments

- The pre-notification and assessment process is the same as for a full assessment. (with adapted documents).

- The assessed company decides what chapters of the questionnaire will be re-assessed. But the original report can be used as a « starting document ».

- The time used for this interdmediate assessment depends upon the chapters to be re-assessed.

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Agenda

1) Use of Pre-Assessment Document

2) Number of man days for an assessment

3) Combined assessments

4) Intermediate assessments

5) Website

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Major Technology Upgrade

• Complete new design and look-and-feel• Multi-lingual user interface (not only translated

questionnaires)• Personalized login (independent from module or

user type)• ‘Unicode’ database which fully supports foreign

local characters (including languages like Russian

etc.)• Full support for all major web browsers• ‘Google like’ search options• No ‘cookie’, ‘domain switch’ or ‘frame’ problems

anymore

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SQAS Home page

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List of Accredited Assessors

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List of Assessed Companies

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Search Assessment Reports

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Pre-Assessment Document (PAD)

• As mentioned before the new assessments will be based on a Pre-Assessment Document (PAD).

• The PAD will be distributed as a ‘protected’ Microsoft Excel template (.XLT) to the assessed companies via a downloadable file posted on the SQAS website.

• The PAD will be available in multiple languages.

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Download Pre-Assessment Document

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Transition period

• ‘Old' questionnaire reports must be submitted with the current SQAS Assessor software.

• ‘New' questionnaire reports must be submitted with the NEW Pre-Assessment Document and NEW SQAS Assessor software.

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Transition period

- System available as from 1 April 2011.- Assessable questionnaires in English version

available as from 1 April 2011.- Other languages (German – French – Spanish –

Italian – Dutch) as from 1 July 2011.- During the transition period of three months both

the old system and the new one can be used.- After 1 July 2011 only the new system is available.

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