Modelo de sistema integrado de gestión para una dirección de investigación medioambiental de Biocubafarma.

In today's competitive world, organizations are called to work effectively to find quick and efficient solutions. Integrated Management Systems (IMS), are pillars to support the urgent need to improve the competitiveness of enterprises and their demonstrated ability, through certification and / or accreditation to provide effective solutions to the most pressing problems of society. While there is profuse literature that studies the subject of integration; practical applications for environmental research are scarce. This paper presents a model of IMS, based on the NC standards ISO / IEC 17025: 2006 and NC-ISO 9001: 2008 for a research división on environmental sciences in biocubafarma. The GIS model designed ensures compliance with the specific requirements of these standards; and compliance with the NC PAS 99: 2008. The unified management of the documentation contributed to significantly reduce the overall size of the IMS. The proposed methodology ensures throughout the implementation stages of the Deming cycle, a requirement necessary to meet the improvement process. This model was the main basis for the preparation of the IMS Manual of Environmental Sciences Division at CNIC. It is flexible, meets the common requirements which bring together all management systems and can be used as a model for integrating management systems in the Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical Industries of Latin American countries, and it is accessible for adaptation to change, regarding new approaches to what will be the ISO 9001: 2015. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]