A 59-question gap analysis covering every clause of ISO 9001, scored section by section. You get your results on screen the moment you finish.
No cost. Roughly 15 minutes. Written for machine shops, contract manufacturers and fabricators — not for corporations with a quality department of nine.
Start the gap analysisYou'll see your score immediately. If you want it, I'll follow up with what it takes to close each gap.
Do you gather and evaluate customer satisfaction data — surveys, return rates, complaints — on a recurring schedule?
Do you conduct structured internal audits at least once a year, using trained employees who do not audit their own departments?
Does your leadership team hold formal, documented reviews of quality performance, resource gaps and customer complaints?
Short quizzes tell you almost nothing. ISO 9001 has too many moving parts for ten questions to give you an honest picture, so this one walks the standard clause by clause the way an auditor does.
| Clause | Section | Questions |
|---|---|---|
| 4 | Context of the organization | 8 |
| 5 | Leadership | 6 |
| 6 | Planning | 7 |
| 7 | Support | 16 |
| 8 | Operations | 15 |
| 9 | Performance evaluation | 4 |
| 10 | Improvement | 3 |
| Total questions | 59 | |
Your score is yours the moment you finish. Nothing is held back to make you fill in a form twice.
Seven separate scores rather than one blended number, so you can see whether your problem is documentation, operations, or leadership engagement.
Each "No" comes back with the clause it sits under, what an auditor will ask to see, and why that item gets written up more often than most.
Ask for it on the next screen and I'll follow up with the specific corrective actions your results call for, in the order I'd tackle them, along with a standing offer to talk it through.
I'm Steve Kent. I've spent forty years in quality management, most recently as a Quality Manager and Quality Director, and roughly twenty of those years working specifically with ISO 9001 and its derivatives — AS9100 in aerospace, ISO 13485 in medical devices.
I've built quality systems from nothing and rebuilt ones that had quietly stopped working, and I've taken companies through certification audits on both sides of the table. The questions in this assessment are the ones I ask when I walk into a shop for the first time. The findings are the ones registrars actually write.
Falcon Quality exists because small manufacturers get handed the same advice designed for companies twenty times their size, then get told it's their fault when it doesn't stick.
A few details so I can save your progress, and the assessment opens on the next screen.