The IQMSO has the following key task responsibilities: 1. Maintain the ISO 9001 Certification of the University; 2. Develop and implement Quality Management System (QMS) programs of the University; 3. Promote risk-based thinking in the QMS implementation; 4. Develop and implement QMS-awareness and capability building activities; 5. [Develop/Adopt][Facilitate the development/customization] of an applicable/appropriate information system to monitor the QMS implementation in the University; 6. Maintain updated QMS documented information; 7. Conduct impact study on the QMS implementation of the University; 8. Supervises the operation of the QMS Monitoring and Evaluation Section, Risk and Opportunities Management and Services Section, and Document Management and Control Services Section; 9. Recommends certification to other applicable ISO Standards; 10. Recommends policies relative to QMS implementation; and, 11. Submits periodic reports that may be required by management.

The QMS-EMS Chief has the following key task responsibilities: 1. Develop and Implement the Annual QMS Audit Program; 2. Ensure efficient and effective conduct of Internal Quality Audit; 3. Monitor compliance of process owners to the internal quality audit and certifying body audit findings; 4. Monitor the effectiveness of the implemented corrections/corrective actions; 5. Ensure the readiness of the University to the annual certifying body audit; 6. Maintain pool of Internal Quality Auditors; 7. Develop training program for the audit competencies of Internal Quality Auditors; 8. Recommends policies relative to the QMS monitoring and evaluation when applicable: 9. Maintain QMS monitoring and evaluation of documented information; 10. Submit periodic reports.

The RMS Chief has the following key task responsibilities: 1. Develop and Implement the University Risks and Opportunities Management Program; 2. Monitor the compliance of process owners in the submission of risk and opportunities register; 3. Monitor the effectiveness of the risk mitigation activities; 4. Present/prepare the Quarterly Consolidated Risk and Opportunities Management Report; 5. Conduct capability building activities relative to risk and opportunities management; 6. Maintain Risks and Opportunities documented information; 7. Recommend policies relative to risk and opportunities management; and, 8. Submit periodic reports.

The DMCSS Chief has the following key task responsibilities: 1. Develop and Implement the University Document Management Control Program; 2. Process, monitor and document changes in the documented information: 3. Monitor the implementation of the Document Management Control Policies; 4. Maintain, update and safekeep the QMS documented information of the University including documentation of revision history; 5. Conduct capability building activities relative to document management control; 6. Recommend policies relative to document management control; and 7. Submit periodic reports.