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Professional Recognition (IRCA)
As an IRCA auditor you will be entitled to use the title ‘IRCA-certificated auditor’, and you can use the IRCA logo on your email, website and business documents.*
IRCA Member journey detail
There is a hierarchy to IRCA grades that reflect both the work that you do and the level of responsibility that you have.
IRCA Certification schemes
You can hold as many certifications as you want on different schemes (although you cannot hold more than one grade on the same scheme).
Specialist recruiter Shirley Parsons sponsors honorary award in CQI’s inaugural International Quality Awards
Shirley Parsons, the UK’s largest recruitment agency with a dedicated quality practice, is sponsoring the honorary CQI Achievement award in the CQI’s inaugural International Quality Awards. The awards ceremony will take place this November.
Branches
CQI branches are led by members for members. The UK has a well-established network of 30 branches, and there are also branches outside the UK in locations such as Hong Kong and Australia.
Qualsys latest sponsor for CQI’s inaugural International Quality Awards
Quality management software vendor Qualsys are the latest company to sponsor CQI’s first International Quality Awards.
The important change to ISO 9001’s clause on organisational knowledge
IRCA Principal Auditor Ramanie Pathirage Chandraratne reveals why the new standard requires auditors to act now in order to improve their understanding.
CQI Accreditation
Accreditation from the CQI is a formal endorsement, recognising that a learning provider’s higher education programme or module in Quality Management meets the highest educational standards and demonstrates their commitment to continuous improvement.
CQI Accreditation enquiry form
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How to conduct an effective root cause analysis
Mohamed Mohamedi, quality management engineer at Aramco, explains why identifying the correct root cause is crucial to recognising a valid corrective action.