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Quality Organisation of the Year finalists 2024
Meet the International Quality Awards Quality Organisation of the Year finalists
This award recognises organisations which best exhibit a culture of quality and puts it at the heart of everything they do.
- Virtual/Online
- England
Annex SL and climate change. Where do we go next?
Join the Integrated Management (IM), Audit and Sustainability SIGs for a collaborative lunchtime event on Annex SL and climate change.
- Virtual/Online
- England
Fishbone analysis and Quality 4.0
Join the Surrey and Sussex Branch for an informative presentation and discussion on the Fishbone analysis.
Exploring hidden dimensions: catalyst for quality culture
Continuing their series, IRCA-certified Associate Auditor and International Project Quality Lead Rasoul Aivazi and retired auditor Richard Brett explore how Japanese philosophies are intrinsic in quality.
World Quality Week 2024
Celebrate #WorldQualityWeek with us and discover how embracing quality management principles drives innovation and success.
Theme: Quality: from compliance to performance
Mastering quality systems
As part of a series of articles on different quality qualifications, Steve Wilson, a Software Quality Assurance Engineer at Microchip Technology in Germany, describes his experience of achieving an MSc in Quality Management at the University of the West of Scotland.
- Virtual/Online
- England
Introduction to the Assessment Tool for the CQI Profession Map (preceded by branch AGM)
Join the CQI Avon branch and Tally Singer for a presentation all about the Assessment Tool for the Profession Map.
- Hong Kong
Visit to Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden
For members based in Hong Kong, join the branch for an in person networking event at Kadoorie Farm & Botanic Garden
- Scotland
Investigating Quality & Quality of Investigations
Join the CQI West of Scotland Branch with speaker David K Ramsay for a presentation on the investigation of failures.
Quality not compulsory? It's your funeral...
The UK’s funeral industry relies on its trade associations for quality assessment and codes of conduct, but change could be on the way.