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Are You Ready to Work? The Importance of Competence in Construction Quality
Join the Construction SIG for a morning panel discussion on the importance of competence in Construction Quality
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Assurance within the CQI Profession Map
In conversation with Paul Simpson, who will discuss his experiences in the application of the Assurance competence area of the CQI Profession Map.
Getting on the right flight path for quality
After 30 years as an engineer in the Royal Air Force, followed by 15 years in engineering and quality, Dr Tony Kenneson-Adams reflects on how the RAF’s approach to quality can be applied in civilian life
The Profession Map: what it means for auditors
Learn how The Profession Map applies to you and what it means for the future of the auditing profession.
Improving competitiveness with nine quality management tools
Quality management tools are essential for organisations to maintain a competitive edge in the market. These tools aid in identifying areas for improvement, reducing waste, and enhancing productivity, leading to cost savings, improved quality, increased customer satisfaction and loyalty. Quality professionals can improve their individual and team performance by utilising these tools, contributing to the overall success of the organisation.
ICP's ongoing journey to innovation
The team from the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs & Port Security in the UAE – named as one of two Quality Organisation of the Year winners at this year’s International Quality Awards – was also a finalist for the Digital Innovation Award.
Threat to a Ministry of Defence contract
In our latest dilemma, a small business is subjected to an inappropriate ISO 9001 certification audit.
5 minutes with… Andrew Clark
Andrew Clark, MBA CQP MCQI, QSEP CST Assistant Head for the UK Ministry of Defence, talks to Alicia Dimas about his career and how quality plays a crucial role in the defence sector
The CQI Defence Special Interest Group (DSIG)
The role of the DSIG is to ensure that the Defence Sector is appropriately represented within the CQI by providing Sector specific feedback to the CQI and influencing key CQI programmes such as the Profession Map.
Natalie Shoemark-Dyer
“I want to improve quality’s image among young people. They need a membership organisation that’s flexible, dynamic and moves with the times”