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Document Control & Information Management Flashcards

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  1. When establishing retention periods for records in a management system, which factor should be given HIGHEST priority?

    Answer: Legal, regulatory, and contractual requirements

    Legal, regulatory, and contractual requirements must drive retention periods to ensure compliance and protect the organization from liability.

  2. In the context of ISO 9001:2015, 'documented information' replaces which two older terms used in ISO 9001:2008?

    Answer: Documents and records

    The 2015 revision introduced 'documented information' as a single term replacing 'documents' (to maintain) and 'records' (to retain) from the 2008 version.

  3. An auditor finds that a critical work instruction was updated but the revision history section was not completed. This finding would be classified as:

    Answer: A nonconformity against document control requirements

    Incomplete revision history violates the document control requirement to identify changes and current revision status, making it a nonconformity.

  4. Which of the following is an example of 'externally originated' documented information that must be controlled?

    Answer: A customer-supplied engineering drawing used in production

    Customer-supplied drawings are externally originated documented information that organizations must identify and control per ISO requirements.

  5. In a digital document management system, what is the best control to prevent unauthorized modification of approved documents?

    Answer: Implementing role-based access controls with read-only permissions for non-approvers

    Role-based access controls ensure only authorized personnel can modify documents, while others have read-only access, satisfying the protection requirement.

  6. According to ISO management system standards, who is ultimately responsible for approving documented information before its issue?

    Answer: The organization must determine appropriate persons within its own structure

    ISO standards require organizations to determine their own approval authority for documented information; the standard does not prescribe who specifically must approve.

  7. Which term describes the practice of systematically indexing, storing, and retrieving documented information to support management system performance and audits?

    Answer: Records management

    Records management involves the systematic creation, maintenance, use, and disposal of records as evidence of management system performance.