DC Process Description 1.1 en
DC Process Description 1.1 en
DC-PD
Version: 1.1
Date:
Review Information
Reviewer Name Role Required / Suggested Comment
Approval Information
Date
Approver Name Role (mm-dd-yyyy) Revision Comment
Revision History
Date
Revision (mm-dd-yyyy) Description Revised by Reviewer Date
TABLE OF FIGURES
Figure 1. Document Control Workflow Overview........................................................................... ........6
Figure 2. Generic Control Model............................................................................................................. .7
Figure 3. Manage Internal Documents............................................................................. ....................10
Figure 4. Manage External Documents................................................................................. ...............12
Figure 5. Manage Obsolete Documents....................................................................................... .........13
1.1Purpose
This procedure is used to establish a uniform and consistent method for preparing and handling
documentation with these following purposes:
• To approve documents for adequacy prior to issue,
• To review and update as necessary and re-approve amended documents,
• To ensure that changes and the current revision status of documents are identified,
• To ensure that relevant versions of applicable documents are available at points of use,
• To ensure that documents of external origin are identified and their distribution controlled,
• To prevent the unintended use of obsolete documents, and to apply suitable identification to
them if they are retained for any purpose.
• To define the method of identification, storage, protection, retrieval, retention period and
disposition of records.
1.2Scope
This procedure is used to apply to all kind of documents that are generated by IVC staff and all
documents that have come from the external customer for businesses.
1.4Definitions
Document: is information in written or printed form needed by IVC to carry out the business. It may
be in any form of soft copies and hard copies.
Control of documents: means regulating the development, approval, issue, change,
distribution, maintenance, use, storage, security, obsolescence or disposal of documents.
Internal documents: the documents which are produced by IVC staff.
External documents: the documents which are produced by other companies or individuals outside
of IVC.
Obsolete documents: the documents which have been expired date and media with old version, etc.
1.5References
ISO 9001:2000 Quality Management Systems
IVC Conventions
Common Templates
Guideline for using Common Template
2 Participants
Roles Responsibilities
Author / Editor Te person who creates the document or revises it.
Reviewer(s) The person or group of person who review the document.
Approver Te person who has rights or has been delegated to approve the
document.
Manager Te higher level management of the author/editor. Manager will
assign the author/editor of document, also the CC and
responsible for deciding to create/revise document, identify
obsolete documents and receive external documents.
CC (Configuration Te person who plays the role as a librarian to do the following:
Controller)
Manage all documents in a project/department’s library,
Announce new issue of a document make sure its availability
the to point of use,
Ensure of appropriate access to point of use,
Revoke/dispose the obsolete documents from point of use.
Updated Updated
Document Master Document Master Document Master
List List List
End
Requirements
Corrective
Plan
Action
Do
Check
Remedial
CONFORM ? N
Action
Document Master
CM Prime Products List
End
Figure 2. Generic Control Model
No. Steps
1 Requirements: Based on the Standard requires documents required by the Quality
3 Do:
The aspects you should cover in your document control procedures, are as follows
4. Preparation of documents.
5. Standards and Convention for the format and content of document templates,
forms and diagrams, issue notation, draft issues, post approval issues, dating
conventions, date of issue, date of approval or date of distribution.( Refer to IVC
Conventions and Common templates )
6. Document review: Reviewer shall review them and what evidence is retained.
(Refer to Peer Review Procedure)
7. Document approval: means that approver has authorities have agreed the
document before being made available for use.
8. Distribution of documents include printing and publication, who decides, who
does it, who checks it.
9. Document protection: unauthorized changes, copying, disposal, computer viruses,
fire and theft. (Refer to ISMS Policy)
10. Document identifying: use of documents, limitations, unauthorized copying and
marking. (Refer to ISMS Policy)
11. Document storage: We defined the DPAL structure will be stored all documents
which can be used in IVC and CCs who shall control location and loan
arrangements them following DPAL Guideline (Refer to Data folder structure)
12. Document maintenance: keeping them current, periodic review.
13. Denoting changes, revision marks, reissues, sidelining, and underlining.
14. Amending copies of issued documents, amendment instructions, and amendment
status.
15. Indexing documents: listing documents by issue status (Refer to Document
6.1.1Participant
6.1.2Entry Criteria
• Requirement of creating/revising a document.
6.1.3Inputs
• Document Master List Template.
6.1.4Outputs
• Document Master List.
6.1.5Exit Criteria
• Finish issuing document.
6.1.6Flow of Activities
Start
Author/
Editor Create/Revise document
Need revising ?
N
No
Approve ?
Document Master
Y List Template
End
Figure 3. Manage Internal Documents
Develop document:
1. If there is a template required, the author must apply it strictly or uses the common
template to develop specific template before creating document based on this
specific template. Refer to Guideline for Using Common Templates.
2. In case of revising document, the editor also has to revise the identification of
document (version, issue date, issue status, revision, review, approve information)
that must conform to Common Template or IVC Convention, and do update
document whose changes are controlled via Track Changes function of Ms. Word
and comment of Ms. Excel.
After finish editing/revising document, the author/editor sends document to the reviewer(s)
for review/re-consideration in case the document has passed through the review document
and need to revise again.
2 Review documents:
1. The reviewer receives the document that was sent by the author/editor to review it
as required using Peer Review Procedure.
2. If there is any mistakes or detected errors occur, the reviewer will do:
Send the Inspection Logs for Formal Inspection method and Comments in attached file
for Walkthrough or Pass-around method. Refer to Peer Review Procedure for further
information.
Send an e-mail to inform the author/editor with attached comment file and/or inspection
log to revise the document then document has to pass through review phase again until
all consideration has been passed.
3. If there is no mistake and all comments are fixed, the reviewer will send an e-mail to
inform the author as confirmation.
4. The author/editor will submit document to the approver for approval via e-mail with
inspection log if any and review confirmation email.
3 Approve documents:
1. The approver receives the document that is submitted by the author/editor to review
for ensuring the document is adequate and suitable for using purposes.
2. If there is no more comment, the approver sends an e-mail to the
author/editor/CC/Reviewer to inform that the document has been approved.
3. Otherwise, the approver will send an e-mail to the author/editor to request a
fixing/updating to document with specifying the reason why it is rejected to approve,
and what it should be done for approval.
4 Prepare for issuing
Refer to Products step of Manage Document Model
5 Issue document
Refer to Products step of Manage Document Model
6.2.1Participants
• Manager
• CC
6.2.2Entry Criteria
• Receiving document from outside of IVC.
6.2.3Inputs
• Document Master List.
6.2.4Outputs
• Updated Document Master List.
6.2.5Exit Criteria
• Finish issuing external document.
6.2.6Flow of Activities
Start
End
Figure 4. Manage External Documents
6.2.7Activities Description
No. Steps
1 Receive external document
1. The manager receives documents from the others company or individuals outside of
IVC. In case anyone else receives these documents, they must forward them to the
manager for the gathering documents management.
2. The manager sends the received documents to CC.
2
2. In case of hardcopy documents, if the document ID is not already shown on the
document itself, CC needs to mark it on the first page.
3. If the received document is an updated issue for a previous one, CC should update
6.3.1Participants
• Manager
• CC
6.3.2Entry Criteria
• At quarterly or on demands from manager.
6.3.3Inputs
• Document Master List
6.3.4Outputs
• Updated Document Master List
6.3.5Exit Criteria
• Finish revoking/disposing the obsolete documents.
6.3.6Flow of Activities
Start
Document Master
List
Identify obsolete
Manager
documents
Updated
Document Master
List
Revoke/dispose the
CC
obsolete documents
End
Figure 5. Manage Obsolete Documents
6.3.7Activities Description
No. Steps
1 Identify obsolete documents
1. At quarterly or on demand of Manager, the manager identifies the obsolete
documents.
2. Manager sends an e-mail to CC to ask for revoking/disposing the obsolete
documents.
2 Revoke/Dispose the obsolete documents