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Advanced Quality Auditing – 2018 Workshop
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Date | Oct 17, 2018 |
Time | 10:00 PM EDT |
Cost | $103500.00 |
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Learn why your audit program should be an integral part of how your organization sustains positive results and manages risk, and how to make that happen if it is not. The 4 evolutionary stages of audit program development will be discussed in detail as this two day workshop teaches attendees how to develop an internal audit program from one that is backward facing, reactionary and solely compliance based to an advanced quality audit program that is also forward seeking, risk managing, continuous improvement driving and improvements sustaining.
The topic of risk based thinking and how to deploy it effectively will also be stressed. Attendees will learn how to conduct risk based quality audits. You will also learn how supplier auditing helps to manage organizational risk. Forms and templates, such as checklists and decision trees will be shared that will facilitate the process for attendees who wish to implement advanced quality auditing both internally within their organization and externally throughout their supply chain.
Learning Objectives:
Who Should Attend:
The topic of risk based thinking and how to deploy it effectively will also be stressed. Attendees will learn how to conduct risk based quality audits. You will also learn how supplier auditing helps to manage organizational risk. Forms and templates, such as checklists and decision trees will be shared that will facilitate the process for attendees who wish to implement advanced quality auditing both internally within their organization and externally throughout their supply chain.
Learning Objectives:
- How do we apply risk based thinking to the audit process?
- How do we incorporate Lean and six sigma tools into the audit process?
- How do we objectively evaluate an internal audit program?
- Where does supplier auditing fit within the framework of supply chain management?
- What are the steps needed to evolve an internal audit program?
- How do we achieve effective data and trend analysis?
Who Should Attend:
- Quality Directors, VP’s & Specialists
- Quality Managers and Engineers
- Lead Auditors
- Internal & Supplier Auditors
- Management Staff who need to assess an area or personnel or both
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