Introduction to NOM-ISO 10012: Measurement Management Systems

• An understanding of quality management systems
• Basic knowledge of metrology or measurement processes
• Familiarity with ISO standards is helpful but not required

Audience

• Quality assurance professionals
• Compliance and regulatory personnel
• Technical and operational managers responsible for measurement processes

NOM-ISO 10012 is a Mexican standard that adopts ISO 10012, specifying the requirements for measurement management systems to ensure measurement processes and measuring equipment are fit for their intended use.

This instructor-led, live training (online or onsite) is aimed at intermediate-level quality professionals and compliance personnel who wish to implement or audit a measurement management system in accordance with NOM-ISO 10012, ensuring traceability, reliability, and compliance in measurement processes.

By the end of this training, participants will be able to:

• Understand the scope and structure of NOM-ISO 10012.
• Establish a measurement management system aligned with international standards.
• Ensure the competency of measurement equipment and personnel.
• Integrate measurement processes into overall quality and risk management systems.

Format of the Course

• Interactive lecture and discussion.
• Review of real-world documentation and case studies.
• Exercises in measurement control and compliance planning.

Course Customization Options

• To request a customized training for this course, please contact us to arrange.

Introduction to Measurement Management Systems

• Importance of reliable measurement in quality systems
• Overview of ISO 10012 and its adoption as NOM-ISO 10012
• Relationship with ISO 9001, ISO/IEC 17025, and other standards

Scope, Definitions, and Requirements of NOM-ISO 10012

• Key terms and definitions used in the standard
• Scope of applicability and exclusions
• Overview of normative references

Measurement Management System Planning

• Defining responsibilities and authorities
• Risk assessment and preventive control
• Documented procedures and control planning

Competence and Training in Measurement

• Personnel qualification and ongoing training
• Responsibilities for ensuring competence
• Training records and continuous improvement

Control of Measuring Equipment

• Selection, calibration, and verification
• Traceability to international/national standards
• Use of measurement standards and maintenance

Measurement Process Control

• Measurement procedure documentation
• Evaluation of measurement uncertainty
• Verification of ongoing system suitability

Auditing, Review, and Continual Improvement

• Internal audits of the measurement system
• Management review and performance monitoring
• Corrective and preventive actions

Summary and Next Steps