• ANAB Submits Findings to BSI from Oxebridge Complaint

    From Duggar Family@21:1/5 to All on Mon Jan 23 15:57:15 2017
  • From wlevinson@verizon.net@21:1/5 to All on Thu Feb 16 09:57:48 2017
    Christopher Mark Paris of Oxebridge Quality Resources International LLC has a long and proven track record of publishing fake news on his company Web site, and on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook. This fake news includes reckless accusations of
    professional misconduct, incompetence, and even crimes. It has been directed at literally dozens of quality management professionals, certification bodies, and professional organizations.

    I know absolutely nothing good or bad about the actual quality of Mr. Paris' work, but the bottom line is that he has proven himself ethically capable of lying to and about peers, sometimes both at the same time. As an example, he was badmouthing me to
    to other people while saying far worse things about them behind their backs on his Web site. I made sure they found out. I also made sure ANSI, ANAB, ASQ, and BSI (named above) all found out what he says about them.

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  • From vote@darylguberman.com@21:1/5 to Oxebridge on Tue Apr 4 08:52:00 2017
    On Tuesday, September 13, 2005 at 10:15:57 PM UTC-4, Oxebridge wrote:
    [Reprinted with permission to misc.industry.quality. (c) 2005 OQR,
    Inc.]

    ANAB Submits Findings to BSI from Oxebridge Complaint

    September 13, 2005

    Winter Haven FL --- The ANSI/ASQ National Accreditation Board
    (ANAB) has issued two findings to BSI on the basis of a complaint filed
    by Oxebridge on behalf of ISO 9001 user organizations. The complaint
    alleged violations of ISO Guide 62 rules which prohibit accredited ISO
    9001 registrars from marketing custom training programs alongside
    conformity assessment services. BSI is an ISO 9001 registration company accredited by ANAB, SCC and InMetro.

    ANAB has agreed that some of the issues defined in the Oxebridge complaint warranted further action, and issued two findings to BSI. The findings are not statements of nonconformity, but rather reports of
    concern which request a response from BSI. If BSI's response addresses
    the issues adequately, and disproves the complaint, the issue would presumably be dropped by ANAB and BSI would be determined to be in
    compliance with Guide 62. If, on the other hand, the responses are inadequate, ANAB could issue formal nonconformities and place BSI's
    North American accreditation on suspension.

    The first finding concerns BSI's marketing of customized on-site
    training courses, specifically those on how to implement ISO 9001.
    Guide 62 prohibits accredited registrars from offering training that is
    not in the public domain, and which provides specific information to
    any company on how to implement systems that BSI may later audit.

    The second finding is concerned with BSI's alleged failure to
    respond to Oxebridge's complaint directly. Oxebridge alleges that BSI
    failed to respond to its complaint submittal, which required it to
    escalate the matter to ANAB. Guide 62 requires registrars to maintain a formal and objective complaints handling system.

    Meanwhile, Oxebridge is in possession of recent promotional
    mailings from BSI Management Systems which continue to market
    customized ISO 9001 implementation courses, among other courses.

    Oxebridge filed the complaint on behalf of ISO 900 end users as
    part of its Advocacy '05 Program, which is attempting to improve the
    validity and value of ISO 9001 certificates through a number of
    advocacy efforts, including ensuring that registration and
    accreditation bodies adhere to international agreements. The program
    has resulted in broad support from ISO 9001 end user organizations, but
    in a number of legal threats and inflammatory statements made against Oxebridge by the complaint recipients. "If a pattern of resistance to stakeholder complaints emerges, this could further erode the world's confidence in ISO 9001," Oxebridge VP Christopher Paris said. "We work
    in an industry that teaches organizations to honor customer
    requirements and seek out feedback. If our overseers respond to
    customer complaints with lawsuits and obstruction, what does that say
    about our industry?"

    SCC and InMetro are still researching the BSI complaint, and to
    date have not taken any formal action.

    chris paris is BANKRUPT -

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