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CASE STUDY : VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM FOR QA & QC Q SOCIAL “ OUR AMBITION IS TO SUPPORT OUR CUSTOMERS TO HAVE THE BEST QAs AND QCs AMONG INDUSTRY PEERS TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF THEIR BRAND NAME AND PRODUCTS ” ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT

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Page 1: CASE STUDY VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM QUALITY

CASE STUDY : VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM FOR QA & QC

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SOCIAL

“ OUR AMBITION IS TO SUPPORT OUR CUSTOMERS

TO HAVE THE BEST QAs AND QCs AMONG INDUSTRY PEERS

TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF THEIR BRAND NAME AND PRODUCTS ”

ENVIRONMENTAL

MANAGEMENT

Page 2: CASE STUDY VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM QUALITY

3 TO 5 YEARS VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM

“We enrolled all our QCs andQAs for a 3 to 5 years trainingprogram.

This is a strategic investment to achieve our target of becoming the leader among becoming the leader among industry peers to support the development of ourbrand and products”

Country Quality Manager (China)

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WHY CHOOSE TO ENROLL IN A QA/QC TRAINING PROGRAM?

• Ensure QAs and QCs are properly trained in the knowledge and skills they need to carry out their present jobs.

• Ensure QAs and QCs have the required knowledge to support

Increase

Sharpen up QA/QCs

knowledge and skills

knowledge to supportthe future development of your brand name and products.

• Build a professional development path within your company.

Build up the best quality team

Increase employee

loyalty

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Manager

Senior QA

Management ; Leadership ;Complete and deep comprehension of QSE;

Master technical French language

Master quality assurance skills ;Complete comprehension of QSE;

Master technical English;

Basic quality assurance skills;

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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PATH

Junior QA

Senior QC

Junior QC

Basic quality assurance skills;Basic QSE audit knowledge;

Master technical English

Completely skilled on inspection;

Able to assist QA;

Basic technical English

Basic inspection

skills

General Quality Culture

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201 Quality and

Safety Culture

501Technical Language

301Social

Auditing Foundations

401Environmental

Auditing Foundations

206Quality

Auditing Foundations

201 Quality and

Safety Culture

TRAINING MODULES

Quality Control training series

Quality Assurancetraining series

Social training series

Environmental training series

Management training series

202 Quality Control

Foundations

203Quality Control

Advanced

208Testing /

Laboratory

402Environmental

Auditing Advanced

302Social

Auditing Advanced

503Time and project

Management

502Communicati

on skills

204Quality

Assurance Foundations

207Quality

Auditing Advanced

205Quality

Assurance Advanced

209Lean

Management

504Leadership -

Management

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TRAINING SYLLABUS & CONTENT EXAMPLE

QUALITY SERIES – MITIGATING QUALITY AND SAFETY RISKS

Learners profile :

Quality Inspectors

Quality Engineers

Participants : 1~5 participants

Training level : No

prerequisite is required

Trainer profile :

Trainer/Consulting manager

Audit manager

Language :

English/French

Duration : One day

Location : University in Shg

TRAINING OBJECTIVES

The purpose of this training is to develop a shared culture about quality and

safety risks among buying office quality inspectors and engineers.

By the end of the training session, the students will understand the concepts

of quality and safety risks, understand the quality tools used to mitigate

quality and safety risks from a buying office perspective, understand the

nature and type of quality controls established by a factory and potential

impacts on product quality and safety.

TRAINING CONTENT

Quality and Safety Risks

A brief history of quality control methods from 1800s to now

European regulations, directives and standards framework on product safety

Cost of non-quality

Focus on Final Random Inspection

Military standard MIL-STD-105D

Sampling size, Acceptable Quality Level

Inspection checklist and process Inspection checklist and process

Pro and cons of the method

Mitigating Quality and Safety Risks from a Factory Perspective

Principles of quality management (ISO9001)

Identification and traceability

Process control

Control at reception of raw materials

In-process controls and testing

Controls on finished products

Factory laboratory

Illustration in car accessories industry

Mitigating Quality and Safety Risks from a Buying Office Perspective

Inspection

Laboratory testing

Audits

Combination of quality control tools

Illustration of product categorization and quality steps in car accessories

industry

Workshop : Furniture Manufacturing

Identifying quality and safety risks

Analyzing the controls established by the factory to mitigate risks

Analyzing the buying office quality strategy (mix of quality tools) to mitigate

risks

> Link to Syllabus

> Link to Training module

We would be glad to engage the discussion on vocational training needs for qualitycontrol and quality assurance, please don’t hesitate to contact me.

Cyrille Champagne

[email protected] | +86-18521737709 | Skype : Cyrille.Champagne