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Overview of a Process Flow for a Management System

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Overview of a Process Flow for a Management System

This diagram taken from our new IRCA accredited Introduction to Process Design training with expert Tutor Liam Regan shows an overview of a management system from a process flow perspective – notice the direction of flow indicates a cyclical process (in line with the PDCA) i.e. each period, typically a year.

The definition of a process is “something that converts an input into an output.” For example, from the above diagram, we can see that:

  • Objectives are an output from the Planning processes,
  • Resources are an output from the Support/Do processes,
  • Output data from the Operations is an input to the Checking processes
  • Decisions are an output from the Check processes
  • Improvements are an output from the Act processes

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