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Jayne Nixon

Learning globally recognised skills

Published: 28 Mar 2024

As part of a series of articles on different quality qualifications, Jayne Nixon PCQI, Quality Support Manager at Unipart Rail, UK, outlines her experience of undertaking the Level 4 Quality Practitioner Apprenticeship course, studying with Whyy? Change.

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Improving competitiveness with nine quality management tools

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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.

The impact of Covid-19 on careers in quality

Published: 10 Dec 2020

Jessica Plested leads the quality recruitment team at Shirley Parsons and has been working throughout the pandemic alongside her colleagues Ethan Baddeley and Emily Swindlehurst who both specialise in quality recruitment across all sectors. We asked Jessica to let us know how the jobs market has been affected by Covid-19.

Meet the Fellow: Roxann Dawson

Published: 6 Aug 2020

Roxann Dawson, Head of Quality at Network Rail, UK, talks to Daniel Moore about her recent success of achieving Fellowship status.

Quality motivation

Published: 2 Jul 2018

Sponsored article: Paul Vaughan, Lead Quality Manager in Projects at Siemens talks about how his company is working to improve workforce involvement and motivation to use quality tools.

CQI and Crossrail quality report: Mind the Gap

Published: 28 Sep 2016

As part of Crossrail’s Learning Legacy programme, a new report has been produced in partnership with the CQI, exploring the lessons learned about quality in the supply chain.