BS 7000-2:2015

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Managing the design of manufactured
  products at organizational level
5 Managing the design of manufactured
  products at the project level
Bibliography

Provides guidance on managing the design of all types of manufactured products. It deals with every stage of the design process from product concept through to delivery, use and end-of-life processing.

This part of BS7000 gives guidance on managing the design of all types of manufactured products. It deals with every stage of the design process from product concept through to delivery, use and end-of-life processing.

NOTE1 This standard recognizes that small enterprises or those specializing in one-off products or special purpose end-of-life equipment often need to adapt the process to suit their method of operation.

It is intended for use by all relevant levels of management, from board level to individual project level, in all types of organizations involved in the design of manufactured products.

Guidance is given on the application of general principles and techniques to the management of design, raising awareness of management issues and emphasizing the need for an integrated approach to the design of products. This standard is not intended to define design techniques.

NOTE2 For many products, particularly those that are complex, an integrated multi-disciplinary approach to design is needed. Documents recommended for guidance on general management techniques are listed in the Bibliography.

Guidance on the management of innovation, service design and construction design is given in BS7000‑1, BS7000‑3 and BS7000‑4 respectively.

NOTE3 Guidance on procedures needed to meet statutory requirements, such as health and safety, or product certification and liability, is not intended to be comprehensive. Reference needs to be made to other documents where appropriate.

NOTE4 This standard is intended to complement BSENISO9001.