Document ID: WIN-QA-DOCCTRL-EG
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: 2026-01-23

WIN Execution Guide — Document Control

Non-Authoritative Execution Guide Notice
This WIN Execution Guide is non-authoritative and supports execution of controls defined in the QA Family Pack. Authority for document requirements, approval, version control, and change authorization resides solely with the QA Family Pack, QMS, and the Quality Control Officer (QCO).

Purpose

To support consistent execution of document control activities by ensuring quality documents are properly created, reviewed, issued, maintained, and retired in a controlled and traceable manner.

Scope

This WIN Execution Guide applies to QA-supported document lifecycle activities for controlled documents within the QMS.

This Execution Guide does not define document hierarchy, approval authority, content requirements, or retention periods. Those requirements are governed by the QA Family Pack and exercised by the QCO.

Decision Authority

The Quality Control Officer (QCO) is the sole authority for approval, issuance authorization, retirement, or exception handling for controlled documents.

QA personnel execute document workflows and prepare evidence. They do not approve, authorize, or modify document requirements.

Family Pack Anchor

Section 6 — Auditable Artifacts (AA)

AA-QA-DOCCTRL — Document Control Log

This artifact documents the lifecycle status, approvals, and distribution of controlled documents.

Minimum evidentiary expectations include:

Auditor focus: confirmation that only approved, current documents are in use.


Section 7 — WIN (Control Requirements)

WIN-QA-DOCCTRL

Governs the QA execution framework for document control.

Control outcome: documents used in operations are current, approved, and traceable.

Authority Statement:
The AA and WIN above are authoritative and maintained under formal change control within the QA Family Pack. This Execution Guide reproduces them for execution support only.


BPO-Owned Execution Zone — WIN Execution Guide

Step 1 — Initiate Document Action

Step 2 — Verify Document Completeness

Step 3 — Route for Review & Approval

Step 4 — Issue Controlled Document

Step 5 — Retire & Archive Obsolete Documents

Step 6 — Maintain Document Traceability

Authority Reminder
This WIN Execution Guide is execution-only. Document approval, issuance authority, and exception handling reside exclusively with the QCO.
Consistency Assessment (Non-Authoritative)
The execution steps above align with the QA Family Pack and do not introduce independent rule-setting or approval authority.