Quality Assurance
The focus of Quality Assurance should be on maintaining process improvements and process compliance. If you are successful in developing the product or service correctly and you utilized collaborative techniques and the Supply Chain is qualified, then your manufacturing should be producing defect free output. Quality at the source eliminates the necessity for an army of inspectors. Quality Assurance should literally be everyone's responsibility. The role of Quality Assurance should be the champion of process improvement and assessing compliance to the process. They need to be focused on value add initiatives where their expertise may enable the organization to be more efficient.
How we may help:
It all starts with a framework for success. That's where a Quality Management System such as ISO-9001 comes in to play. By having a controlled process, not a bureaucracy, you'll be able to leverage the standard procedures to improve operating efficiencies throughout the various disciplines. We have hands-on experience in designing and implementing ISO-9001 QMS systems that are efficient and streamlined to the size of the organization. There are so many areas within Quality Assurance that may be a real benefit to the organization. The Quality Assurance organization must be the catalyst for change and the champion of process improvement. They need to be viewed as a valuable resource and value add to the organization. Contact us in order to learn more about the following topics and how we may help you achieve your goals. Understand that to be successful, Quality is not meant to be a reactive response, it must be proactive.
- ISO-9001: A great framework for structure and efficiency
- First Article Inspection: An essential preventative action measure
- Quality Dashboards: Track critical measurements attribute or variable
- Supplier Qualifications: Getting the right Supply Chain members
- Six Sigma: The tool kit for success
- Customer Satisfaction: What are your customers saying about you?
- Cost of Poor Quality: How are you measuring compliance?
- Quality Improvement: Keep it going!
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