9.3 Management review

Refer to SAMP for details of the above and the outputs of the Board ‘Risk and Review committee’.

Refer to the following typical artefacts for the asset management system:

1. Systems Engineering Management Plan for the engineering management of the design, implementation and improvement of the asset management system;
2. Configuration Management Plan associated with the design, implementation, verification and validation of the asset management system;
3. Annual Audit Plan(s)/Programme(s);
4. relevant quality system plan and quality manual;
5. Board Risk and Review committee reports; and
6. any stakeholder issues and concerns.

Or similar.

The management review shall…

1. the status of actions…
2. changes in external and…
3. information on the asset…: nonconformities and corrective actions; monitoring and measurement results; audit results;
4. asset management activity;
5. opportunities for continual improvement;
6. changes in the profile….

Refer to SAMP for details of the above.

Refer to the following typical artefacts for the asset management system:

1. Systems Engineering Management Plan for the engineering management of the design, implementation and improvement of the asset management system;
2. Configuration Management Plan associated with the design, implementation, verification and validation of the asset management system;
3. Annual Audit Plan(s)/Programme(s), including previous audit findings, required actions and corresponding organisational responses;
4. relevant quality system plan and quality manual;
5. Board Risk and Review committee reports; and
6. any stakeholder issues and concerns.

Or similar.

The outputs of the…

When developing, implementing and reviewing its asset management system, management should consider the risks associated with the asset management system, current issues, outcomes from previous reviews and the assurance requirements from stakeholders. The outcomes of the review should include changes to the asset management system.

Refer to SAMP for details of the above.

Refer to the following typical artefacts for the asset management system:

1. Systems Engineering Management Plan for the engineering management of the design, implementation and improvement of the asset management system;
2. Configuration Management Plan associated with the design, implementation, verification and validation of the asset management system;
3. Annual Audit Plan(s)/Programme(s), including previous audit findings, required actions and corresponding organisational responses;
4. relevant quality system plan and quality manual;
5. Board Risk and Review committee reports; and
6. any stakeholder issues and concerns.

Or similar.

The organisation shall retain…

When developing, implementing and reviewing its asset management system, management would consider the risks associated with the asset management system, current issues, outcomes from previous reviews and the assurance requirements from stakeholders. The outcomes of the review should be documented.

Refer to SAMP for details of the above.

Refer to the following typical artefacts for the asset management system:

1. Systems Engineering Management Plan for the engineering management of the design, implementation and improvement of the asset management system;
2. Configuration Management Plan associated with the design, implementation, verification and validation of the asset management system;
3. Annual Audit Plan(s)/Programme(s), including previous audit findings, required actions and corresponding organisational responses;
4. relevant quality system plan and quality manual;
5. Board Risk and Review committee reports; and
6. any stakeholder issues and concerns.

Or similar.