Quality Management System.
About Muharraq, Bahrain
Muharraq is a city on Muharraq Island, in Bahrain. It's known for its winding restricted back streets with customary Bahraini houses. Ruling these is the Sheik Isa Bin Ali House, with its luxurious framing and cut entryways. Alongside Siyadi Mosque is another conventional structure, Siyadi House, which once had a place with a nineteenth century pearl trader. On the waterfront, the Arad Fort dates from the fifteenth century.
Al-Muharraq, municipality in the state and emirate of Bahrain, on Al-Muḥarraq Island, the northernmost island of the Bahrain archipelago, in the Persian Gulf. It lies at the southwest tip of the island and is connected by a causeway, about 1.5 miles (2.5 km) long, to the capital city of Manama, on Bahrain Island. Many of its residents commute to work on the main island across the causeway.
Muharraq: The Pearling City – For centuries, Muharraq was the Arabian Gulf’s pearling capital: it was the Gulf’s most active and prosperous pearling city; the largest number of pearl divers lived here; virtually everybody was involved directly in pearling activities or its supply industries; and Muharraq boasted the largest fleet of pearling vessels.
Muharraq can be distinguished from many other Arabian Gulf settlements in that, by the last decades of the pearling economy, the city was built largely of coral stone. In contrast, around the turn of the twentieth century several of the Gulf’s smaller pearling centres, such as Dubai, were almost entirely barasti settlements (temporary houses made of palm material). This stone construction ensured the survival of significant elements in Muharraq that now constitute a unique testimony of the pearling societies not only of Bahrain but of the Arabian Gulf region.
The decline of the pearling economy and the almost simultaneous discovery of oil and gas resources in Bahrain saw Muharraq’s role diminish, and that of the city of Manama, located just across the harbour on the main island of Bahrain, expand. The development pressures on the new capital helped Muharraq retain much of its atmosphere. Despite a great deal of modern construction, in most parts of Muharraq city, the street pattern remains the same as in the pearling era, characterised by a maze of narrow, often picturesque alleyways.
Places to visit in Muharraq:
• Pearling: Testimony to an Island Economy World Heritage Site https://pearlingpath.bh/en/#introduction
• Shaikh Ebrahim Center neighbourhood http://www.shaikhebrahimcenter.org/en/page-houses/
• Muharraq Souq
• Arad Fort
• Shaikh Isa bin Ali House
ISO Certification in Muharraq, Bahrain
ISO 9001:2015 – Quality Management System:
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ISO 9001:2015 – Quality Management System Manual:
Support – Resources
General:
has ensured that personnel who are assigned responsibility defined in the QMS are competent.
To ensure competence of the personnel, job descriptions have been prepared identifying the qualifications required for each position that affects conformity to product requirements. Qualifications include requirements for education, skills and experience. Appropriate qualifications, along with required training, provide the competence required for each position.
Infrastructure:
• The company activities are carried out in its own office premises. Computers with Local Area Network connection, Internet connection, Printer connection and Phone are provided to employees.
• List of assets is prepared and maintained by IT Administrator.
Environment for the Operation of Processes
• has provided a work environment as per statutory requirements.
• A layout of electrical and network cabling, which enables safety and security is provided.
• Proper lighting, air-conditioning, exhaust fans, first aid box and fire extinguishers are provided.

Monitoring & Measuring Resources
has determined to undertake monitoring, periodical checking and bugs fixing of the software as needed to provide evidence of conformity of product specifications and customer satisfaction. It has ensured that monitoring, ISO Certification in Bahrain periodical checking and bugs fixing of the software are consistent with the requirements of the products as also to enhance the efficiency of the Software.
• All computers and other equipment’s are protected from damage and deterioration during handling, maintenance & storage.
Organizational Knowledge
If has identified a changing need and trend, we shall consider its current knowledge and determine how to acquire or access the necessary additional knowledge.
NOTE1: Organizational knowledge can include information such as intellectual property and lessons learned.
NOTE2: To obtain the knowledge required, we shall consider:
a) Internal sources (e.g. learning from failures and successful projects, capturing undocumented knowledge and experience of topical experts within the organization).
Competence
Qualifications are reviewed upon hire, when an employee changes positions or the requirements for a position change. Human Resources maintain evidence of employee qualifications. If there are differences between the employee’s qualifications and the requirements for the job, training is provided to equip the employee with the necessary competence for the job.
identifies the competency needs for personnel performing activities affecting quality by means of Skill Matrix. ensures that
• Appropriate evidence of education, skills and experience are maintained.
• The personnel are aware of their job description and their contribution towards achieving Quality Objectives.
All employees are trained on the relevance and importance of their activities and how they contribute to the achievement of the Quality Objectives.