ISO9001:2008 Model of Process Based Quality Management Systems
Introduction
100% inspection by the owners and managers of outgoing products is one way to assure that all shipments to customers are within the product specification requirements. But then, what happens when you are not around to check? Customer complaints, more rejects, more rework... you must have a better system that would still work.
A Quality Management System (QMS) is a standardized way of planning, organizing, performing and monitoring the company's processes in order to ensure the consistent delivery of quality products and services. Having a QMS quality means less rejects, rework, scrap and customer complaints resulting in higher profits, return on investment and comfort for the owners.
Many organizations who have adopted a QMS realized it makes work simpler, not harder but smarter, with a QMS in place.
Course Overview
This four-day training course will guide the participants through the activities and structures of a business based on quality management principles and adopting a sound QMS. Given the skills in establishing a QMS, the course will help entrepreneurs manage the chain of processes to deliver customer requirements consistently and subsequently fulfill international standard requirements for a QMS.
Participants will also be given templates and implementation roadmaps based on the experience of successful organizations worldwide.
Learning Objectives
At the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- Explain the activities and structures associated with a QMS.
- Develop the skills to apply productivity, quality and other management tools and techniques in managing the chain of work processes and
- Appreciate the application of QMS at the enterprise level
Course Fee: PhP 3,500 per participant (inclusive of VAT). The fee covers training kit, accommodations and meals for four (4) days. Avail of an early bird discount of 10% or PhP 350 on or before August 10, 2011
Payments may be made in cash or check payable to DAP.
For inquiries, please contact: Ms. Neneth Villareal or Mr. Homer Alcon at telephone nos.: 631-2156/631-0921 up to 30 local 135 or email at alconh@dap.edu.ph.
Important: Cancellation of reservations should be done on or before August 19, 2011. Cancellation made after this date will be charged. DAP reserves the right to change the schedule without prior notice. - https://www.affordablecebu.com/