GUIDE · FOR QUALITY MANAGERS, PLANT LEADERSHIP AND OPERATIONS
Automating work inside a quality system.
What ISO 9001:2026 and ISO/IEC 42001 change about putting AI into the work, and how to build automation that an auditor can follow. Written for the people who will be asked the question, not the people selling the answer.
WHO IT IS WRITTEN FOR
The quality manager who will be asked, at the next surveillance audit, how the AI touching a customer document is controlled.
The plant or operations lead who can see the hours going into work that never needed a person, and cannot risk the certificate to get them back.
The owner whose largest customer is about to put an AI question into a supplier questionnaire.
What is in it, 34 pages.
- 01What changedISO 9001:2026, the clauses that moved, and where 42001 fits
- 02Where AI already isSix places it entered the operation without a decision
- 03The risks, plainlyWhat goes wrong, and what it costs
- 04What auditable automation looks likeSix properties every automated step has to carry
- 05Ten workflows, built to be auditedOne page each, with its control table
- 06Control mappingWhere the work lands in 9001 and 42001
- 07An AI use policy you can adoptOne page, in plain language
- 08Twenty readiness questionsWalk your own floor before someone else does
- 09Working with MexaBuildWho does what, and where we fit
THE WHOLE GUIDE, TO KEEP
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