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Capacity for change
Adaora Ogbu PCQI, a lead auditor in Nigeria, shares her journey into the audit profession and the IRCA register.
Beyond checklists: embedding quality in the everyday
Susan Samaroo CQP MCQI, Principal Auditor and Group QHSE Manager, makes the case for why quality must shed its ‘checklist’ image to become an integral part of every organisation.
Bring back Friday Pie!
Do we now waste food for fear of the consequences? Caitlin McArthur, Audit and Compliance Manager at Sodexo, draws on her experiences as she asks, how do we reduce waste without creating risks?
The quality profession – beyond the audit
Aisha Sallahdeen, Associate Quality Manager and Quality Excellence Lead at Mott MacDonald, offers a call to action for us all in driving forward the quality profession.
Getting the right tools in place
As part of our occasional series exploring different quality qualifications, Jasmine Morton shares her experience of completing the Level 4 Quality Practitioner Apprenticeship with Whyy? Change.
The power of benchmarking
Andrew Ward CQP MCQI outlines benchmarking as a business improvement tool, outlining the benefits and the potential pitfalls.
3D metrology in moulded components
Moulded component manufacture presents several challenges for quality professionals because of component types, manufacturing techniques and base materials. Derek Scott CQP FCQI argues that contactless 3D measurement is a superior strategy for industrial engineers working in this field.
Auditing: it's good to go global
Gulsah Tekatli recently became an IRCA Associate Auditor and here she shares her journey into quality in Turkiye and her current home in Hungary.
Through the lens of the auditee
(Ben) Ho Bun Chan CQP MCQI offers audit insight from the other side of the table, examining how an organisation undergoing ISO certification for the first time can get the best out of the process.
Bridging quality management and Lean construction principles
Lean construction specialist and civil engineer Reynald Miasis examines how quality management and Lean construction principles align to reduce waste and improve quality.