Quality & ISO 9000 Compliance Management Training

This webinar will provide an overview of SEC Whistleblower Rules such as False Claims Act, Dodd-Frank, Sarbanes-Oxley and Commodity Exchange Act. It will also discuss best practices on how to mitigate damages from an actual or purported whistleblower.

This webinar will show how you can use failure data to predict expected future failures, proactively drive quality and reliability improvement and react quickly to emerging issues.

This webinar will explain how to use ANSI/ASQ Z1.4 to define sampling plans including its switching rules. It will also offer an inspection plan format that reduces the sequential sampling plan to ten or fewer rows in most cases.

This webinar will provide valuable assistance to all regulated companies; a CAPA program is a requirement across the Medical Device, Diagnostic, Pharmaceutical, and Biologics fields.

This training program will address when to exclude outlying data points from an analysis. It will illustrate how best to apply sensitivity analysis to determine the impact of removing data. Participants will learn to perform and interpret hypothesis tests for outlier detection.

This webinar discusses the genesis of RFIs and their development and the use and abuse of RFIs on construction projects including ways to mitigate the potential adverse impact of RFIs. Speaker discusses a number of contractual mechanisms to control the RFI process and mitigate potential impact damage claims based on the number of RFIs. The webinar also sets forth best management practices concerning the RFI process.

This training program will provide an overview of Measurement Systems Analysis (MSA) including best practices for performing MSA. It will help attendees understand difference between calibration and precision, components of gage capability, procedure for a gage reproducibility and repeatability study and much more.

Learn how the FMEA and control plan can be combined to create a dynamic control plan, a living document that helps to drive continual improvement.

Lean is not a quick fix for doing more with less and doing it in half the time – it is not something you undertake to realize short-term improvements – it is on the other hand, a new way of thinking about your business and a new way of executing business activities. This virtual training and the others in the series will lead you through the journey of lean from its inception through complete implementation.

The objective of any report is to provide important information to management in the area reviewed. It represents the end result of weeks of reviews, analyses, interviews and discussions. The quality of that report will have an impact on how well the report is understood and accepted. This training program will review the audit standards related to audit report quality and encourage attendees to participate in various quality report exercises.

This training will help you gain a solid understanding of what Statistical Process Control (SPC) is and what it isn’t. We will discuss the common misunderstanding and misapplications of SPC so that you may avoid them.

Project risk management includes the processes of conducting risk management planning, identification, analysis, action planning, and controlling risk on a project. This training program will analyze the objectives of project risk management - to increase the likelihood and impact of positive outcomes while decreasing the likelihood and impact of negative events affecting the success of the project.

This training program will help attendees grasp the essentials of project management and plan effectively for identifying project needs. It will also discuss practices for keeping content, process, and structure on track to produce positive outcomes.

With the release of ISO 9001:2015 September 23, 2015, now is the time to prepare. This 9001-2015 Risk Based Thinking training program will highlight the changes from the ISO 9001:2008 revision. A key change is the addition of risk based thinking, and the training includes group exercises to reinforce this new process.

Simulations and Monte Carlo methods are powerful tools in quality improvement. They can help explore proposed changes to methods and processes and avoid potential problems. They can also help optimize QMS activities. In this presentation, attendees learn methods in Excel, which means that projects do not need special purpose and expensive software packages.

The largest cause of recalls which will normally lead to product liability lawsuits is “Defects in Design.” The product’s design specification was defective right from the start, which wasn’t caught or handled properly, and then manufacturing management made sure all the products were manufactured per that [defective] specification. This training program will briefly cover all the procedures that need to be in place and followed during new product development.

This training program will highlight all the key areas that need to be under control or can lead to product recalls, product liability lawsuits, and the causes of these economic disasters for manufacturing corporations.

The new ISO 9001:2015 requires companies to establish context of the organization and utilize this perspective along with the new High Level Structure (HLS) Clauses. This webinar is designed for quality assurance managers, management representatives, ISO 9001 implementation teams, and quality management system auditors. With the release of ISO 9001:2015 in September 23, 2015, now is the time to prepare. This 9001-2015 Transition Overview course will highlight the changes from the ISO 9001:2008 revision.

This webinar will highlight the current statistics and trends regarding product recalls, product liability lawsuits, and the causes of these economic disasters for manufacturing corporations. It will also identify all the areas of manufacturing management that are typically not being handled properly and contribute to such failures, from product development thru marketing, product testing, supplier selection and control, document management, contracts and agreements, manufacturing quality, and incident investigation.

This webinar on FDA's design control requirements will discuss how a requirements management approach consistent with the CMMi Requirements Management KPA, helps companies meet FDA's Design Control requirements.