03.100.01 – Company organization and management in general – PDF Standards Store

SNZ HB 4360:2000

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Provides guidelines for the implementation of a risk management programme within the organizational and functional units comprising a Local Authority in New Zealand and is applicable to Territorial Authorities, Regional Councils and Unitary Authorities. The elements for the risk management process, defined in AS/NZS 4360, are applied to the activities within a Local Authority. These activities have been divided into seven broad categories: governance, legal compliance, business risks, built assets, human resources, information systems and financial risk management.

NZS/AS 3806:2006

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Provides guidance on the principles of effective management of an organisations compliance with its legal obligations, as well as any other relevant obligations such as industry and organisational standards, principles of good governance and accepted community and ethical norms. The principles cover commitment to achieving compliance, implementation of a compliance programme, monitoring and measuring of compliance, as well as continual improvement.

NZS 9401:2008

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Managing flood risk - A process Standard

Published By	Publication Date	Number of Pages
SNZ	2008-11-16	35

NZS 3916:2013

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Provides a standard form of general conditions of contract for incorporation into construction contract documents. This standard is similar to NZS 3910:2013, but has been adapted to provide for the situation where the Contractor is responsible for design as well as construction. It enables the Principals, Engineers and Contractors to quickly establish contractual arrangements that deliver a wide variety of building and civil engineering projects. Contracts based on this standard will be comprehensive but at the same time easy to understand and will reflect fair risk allocation between the parties. It contains essential commercial provisions aligned with the requirements of the Construction Contracts Act 2002. This new standard was developed following a ‘limited technical review’ of NZS 3910:2003, which focused only on feedback from the construction sector, and resulted in clearer wording and a reduced need for extensive special conditions. It includes Word form schedules that may be completed with project specific details.

NZS 3915:2005

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Conditions of contract for building and civil engineering construction (where no person is appointed to act as engineer to the contract)

Published By	Publication Date	Number of Pages
SNZ	2005-04-11	NA

NZS 3917:2013

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Intended for use when contracts are let for maintenance or other building or engineering works where the contract is intended to run for a defined period of time, as opposed to a contract for a defined scope of work. It might also be used for the provision of services (other than design) such as inspection and testing, cleaning, painting, preventative maintenance, repairs, or renewal of components within completed works. When defining the Contract Works, it needs to be made clear what the services are, and whether the Contractor has the exclusive right to provide all such services to the Principal, or whether its right is limited in extent. This new Standard was developed following a ‘limited technical review’ of NZS 3910: 2003, which focused only on feedback from the construction sector, and resulted in clearer wording and a reduced need for extensive special conditions. The Standard includes Word form schedules that may be completed with project specific details.

NZS 3910:2013

Wed, 06 Nov 2024 05:11:41 +0000

Provides a standard form of general conditions of contract for incorporation into construction contract documents. It enables Principals, Engineers, and Contractors to quickly establish contractual arrangements that deliver a wide variety of building and civil engineering projects. Contracts based on this Standard will be comprehensive but at the same time easy to understand and will reflect fair risk allocation between the parties. The Standard contains essential commercial provisions aligned with the requirements of the Construction Contracts Act 2002. This revision of NZS 3910 is a ‘limited technical review’ which focused only on feedback from the construction sector, and resulted in clearer wording and a reduced need for extensive special conditions. Includes Word form schedules that may be completed with project specific details.

JIS Q 9025:2003

Wed, 06 Nov 2024 02:46:21 +0000

Performance Improvement of Management Systems - Guidelines for Quality Function Deployment

Published By	Publication Date	Number of Pages
JIS	2003-02-20	37

JIS Q 9024:2003

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Performance improvement of management systems - Guidelines for procedures and methodology for continual improvement

Published By	Publication Date	Number of Pages
JIS	2003-02-20	44

JIS Q 9023:2018

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This Standard specifies the following three guidelines with regard to policy management as one of the major activities of quality management.

— Guidelines for managers of each function, i.e., core persons who implement policy management, on how to implement policy management for each function

— Guidelines for top management and the persons who are responsible for policy management of the whole organization, on how to implement policy management of the whole organization

— Guidelines for top management and the persons who are responsible for policy management of the whole organization, on education and training, tools and evaluation for promotion policy management organization-wide

This Standard is applicable to any types of organizations.

Also, it is applicable to not only manufacturing and service provision but also business implemented by project or cooperation of plural organizations, or non-profit business.