Quality Improvement
Train your operational managers on quality improvement. Show them the benefits and stages of quality improvement with this online course.
Course overview
Sometimes meeting the bare minimum is enough. Like passing your driving test – you get your license regardless of whether you aced it or only just scraped through. Other times, you want people to go above and beyond. Like when your friend gets you a thoughtful gift for your birthday instead of a pair of socks.
Going beyond the bare minimum is important when talking about your product quality. Sure, you’ve got quality-assurance and quality-control measures in place, so products or services are of a certain standard. But what about raising that standard? That’s where quality improvement comes in. It is a continual process of raising your standards and striving to improve, and this course will help you get started.
What’s covered
- The benefits of quality improvement
- Quality-improvement methodologies
- The stages of quality improvement
Why your teams need this course
We all want to strive to be better – not just to meet expectations but to raise them. This course will help business owners, leaders, and operational managers do this by implementing quality improvement. They’ll learn the different methods they can use to constantly improve quality across your production process.
Accredited by CPD
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