Saturday, 27 June 2015

ISO 9001 Quality Management Systems Revision

ISO 9001 Quality Management Systems

Revision

ISO 9001, the world's leading quality management standard, is under revision, with an updated version due by the end of 2015.
Why is ISO 9001 being revised?
All ISO standards are reviewed every five years to establish if a revision is required to keep it current and relevant for the marketplace. The future ISO 9001:2015 will respond to the latest trends and be compatible with other management systems such as ISO 14001.
Where are we at in the revision process?
ISO 9001 is about to reach the Final Draft International Stage (FDIS ballot expected by July), the fifth stage of a six stage process, whereby the ISO subcommittee revising the standard will now go through all the comments received during the DIS vote in order to produce a final draft which will then be put forward to all ISO members for voting.


What is the next step?
Once all comments have been considered a final draft will be produced and put forward to ISO members for voting.
When will the new version be published?
ISO 9001:2015 is due to be published by the end of 2015.
What will be the main changes to the standard?
The new version will follow a new, higher level structure to make it easier to use in conjunction with other management system standards, with increased importance given to risk. More information about the changes can be found in the news area.
I am certified to ISO 9001:2008. What does this mean for me?
Organisations are granted a three-year transition period after the revision has been published to migrate their quality management system to the new edition of the standard.













Friday, 26 June 2015

Weather Report and Forecast For: Kakinada Dated :Jun 26, 2015

Local Weather Report and Forecast For: Kakinada    Dated :Jun 26, 2015
Kakinada
Past 24 Hours Weather Data
Maximum Temp(oC) 35.7
Departure from Normal(oC) 2
Minimum Temp (oC) 28.2
Departure from Normal(oC) 1
24 Hours Rainfall (mm) NIL
Todays Sunset (IST) 18:38
Tommorows Sunrise (IST) 05:30
Moonset (IST) 00:49
Moonrise (IST) 13:30
Today's Forecast:Sky condition would be Generally Cloudy. Rain/Thundershowers may occur in parts of city. Maximum & Minimum temperatures would be around 36 and 28 deg. cel respectively.
Date Temperature ( o C ) Weather Forecast
Minimum Maximum
27-Jun 28.0 36.0 Mainly or Generally cloudy sky with possibility of rain or Thunderstorm
28-Jun 28.0 36.0 Mainly or Generally cloudy sky with possibility of rain or Thunderstorm
29-Jun 28.0 36.0 Mainly or Generally cloudy sky with possibility of rain or Thunderstorm
30-Jun 27.0 35.0 Partly cloudy sky with possibility of rain or Thunderstorm
01-Jul 27.0 35.0 Partly cloudy sky with possibility of rain or Thunderstorm
02-Jul 27.0 35.0 Partly cloudy sky with possibility of rain or Thunderstorm


Today's Forecast:Sky condition would be Generally Cloudy. Rain/Thundershowers may occur in parts of city. Maximum & Minimum temperatures would be around 36 and 28 deg. cel respectively.



Actual Average Record
Temperature  
Mean Temperature 32 °C -  
Max Temperature 35 °C - - ()
Min Temperature 28 °C - - ()
Cooling Degree Days 24    
Growing Degree Days 39 (Base 50)    
Moisture  
Dew Point 26 °C    
Average Humidity 66    
Maximum Humidity 92    
Minimum Humidity 42    
Precipitation  
Precipitation 0.0 mm - - ()
Sea Level Pressure  
Sea Level Pressure 1001.25 hPa    
Wind  
Wind Speed 5 km/h ()    
Max Wind Speed 11 km/h    
Max Gust Speed -    
Visibility 7.0 kilometers    
Events      
T = Trace of Precipitation, MM = Missing Value Source: Averaged Metar Reports

Daily Weather History Graph

Daily Weather History Graph

 Today's forecast


Max Avg Min Sum
Temperature  
Max Temperature 39 °C 32 °C 25 °C
Mean Temperature 34 °C 29 °C 24 °C
Min Temperature 29 °C 26 °C 23 °C
Degree Days  
Heating Degree Days (base 65) 0 0 0 0
Cooling Degree Days (base 65) 28 20 12 531
Growing Degree Days (base 50) 43 35 27 936
Dew Point  
Dew Point 28 °C 26 °C 18 °C
Precipitation  
Precipitation 168.0 mm 8.5 mm 0.0 mm 228.40 mm
Snowdepth - - - -
Wind  
Wind 144 km/h 5 km/h 0 km/h
Gust Wind - - -
Sea Level Pressure  
Sea Level Pressure 1012 hPa 1003 hPa 996 hPa

Monthly Weather History Graph

Monthly Weather History Graph


FIRE DRILL PROCEDURE -IN SCHOOL



FIRE DRILL PROCEDURE


SIGNAL: 5 SHORT BELLS RUNG IN A CONTINOUS CYCLE

PROCEDURE DURING CLASS TIME

  1. Students exit classroom via both doors and WALK  in orderly lines.


  1. Students evacuate the building by designated routs to the assembly area (see map).


  1. NO TALKING IS PERMITTED!!


  1. Teachers:
    1. Take your emergency folder and attendance cards with you.
    2. Check that all students are out of the classroom.
    3. Check that all exits are clear.
    4. Close classroom door.  DO NOT LOCK.  (Later entry may be required.)

  1. In assembly area, teacher takes roll and accounts for each child.


  1. Students in classrooms other than their own are to remain with that class until given permission to rejoin their class by both teachers.


  1. Students remain in orderly and silent lines until all clear signal is given (one long bell).

PROCEDURE USED BEFORE SCHOOL.  DURING LUNCH AND RECESS

1.       Students WALK to the assigned place on the yard where they meet their teacher before school.


2.        Students wait in orderly and silent lines for their teacher, or other supervising adult, to conduct them to their proper    assembly area.

PROCEDURE DURING P.E.

1.          Teacher, or supervising adult, stops play, organizes class(es) into silent and orderly lines and conducts class(es) to assembly area.

PROCEDURE WHEN NOT IN YOUR OWN CLASSROOM

1.       Teachers should be familiar with assembly area and evacuation route designated for that classroom or area.
2.       The EMERGENCY FOLDER should accompany the class and be used by the teacher, or supervising adult, to account for all students.

All School Personnel, Certificated and Classified are to participate in all fire drills

Parents, guests and community people on the grounds during a drill must participate.

Adults are reminded that no talking is allowed.  Please be good role models for the children.

EARTHQUAKE EMERGENCY PROCEDURES

  1. Intense shaking occurs.

  1. Teacher gives command “DROP”.   (See attached page)

  1. Wait for shaking to stop.

  1. Check for injuries and/or trapped individuals.  Move all students who can be moved when you evacuate.  Assure trapped individual that help with be forthcoming.

  1. After checking for blocked exits, give command to evacuate.

    1. In an emergency Rooms _______are to evacuate using the Gate on the ______ if the regular exit is blocked.  Kindergarten will access the site to the Main Gate if safe or to the Virgil gate by walking up third Street.  Classes will then line up according to pre-assigned areas and follow emergency procedures to assure the safety and security of children.

  1. Teachers will escort classes to the Emergency Assembly Area.  They will take with them the emergency folder, attendance cards, class roster, etc. to enable them to take roll.


  1. At the Emergency Assembly Area (EAA), take roll and check for missing children/paraprofessionals.  Teachers account for all students.


  1. At the Emergency Assembly Area (EAA), check for injuries, send class list and Missing Individual Report to he Incident Command Center (ICC).  Send injured children/paraprofessionals to the First Aid Station.

  1. ICC accounts for all students and staff.

  1. EMERGENCY PLAN TEAMS BEGIN DUTIES

  1. Teachers/aids supervising students should continue to monitor the health and mental status of these students and report any individuals needing assistance to the ICC.

  1. The ICC will update staff members of the status of the emergency.  All questions/requests must be directed to the ICC.

  1. Children are to be released only after receiving notice from the ICC.  They will be escorted to the reunion gate.

  1. Staff members will be relieved of their assignments by the ICC.














Earthquake, “Drop/Hold” Drills and Procedures


“Drop/Hold” Inside Classroom

A.   Upon command, drop down to knees.

B.   Get under/below equipment (desks, tables, chairs, etc.); back to windows.

C.   Grasp equipment (legs, etc.) with both hands, hold tight.

D.   keep body under or below equiolplment.

E.    Wait for further instructions.


“Drop/Hold” Outside School Buildings

A.   Get clear of all buildings, power lines, light poles or sources that
maybe dangerous.

B.   Assume “Drop/Hold” position if possible.

C.   Wait for further instrucitons of all clear.


“Drop/Hold” To and From School

A.      Move away from building, trees,  hazards of any kind.

B.      Assume “Drop/Hold” position if possible.







classroom
emergency kit
check off list

Teacher’s name: ____________________________________       Room#: _________


Description
Quantity
In Kit
Not in Kit
Initials/Date

First Aid Kit Box
1




radio/Flashlight
1




Arm Splinter
2




Emergency Poncho
2




Snap Light
1




Emergency Blanket
2




Pocket Tissues
2




Scissors
1




Triangular Bandage
2




Whistle
1




Band Aid
1




Gauge Bandage
1




Surgical Sponge (4 X4)
2




Pads (feminine)
2







Date:____________________________