The ISO 9001:2015 standard is currently undergoing revision. Likely we can expect a revised edition by 2025, but nothing is known for sure yet. Today’ we’re joined by Chris Paris of Oxebridge Resources. The changes in the last update in 2015 was rushed, with a lot of ambiguous and often difficult to manage edits, the […]
We’ve got one of our favorite guests back today, Mark LaCour from OGGN & Modal Point to talk about recession proofing your business. It has been said that recession is opportunity in wolf’s clothing, and we tend to agree. While the likely looming recession (possibly announced by the time this episode airs) is scary and
What are risks, risk based thinking, preventative actions and contingency plans? Today we’re discussing in more detail what the difference is between these, how they are related, and what you can do in your business. FREE Resources https://texasqa.com/free-resources-downloads/Risk & Contingency Planning https://texasqa.com/free-download-risk-opportunity-contingency-planning/ #QualityMatters podcast is streaming on:iTunes | Spotify | Google | Audible | Stitcher | TuneIn Learn more about #QualityMatters & Texas Quality Assurance
Countless measurements are made daily to ensure “quality” work, and behind all these measurements is the theory and practice of metrology. Have you ever wondered how you know your measurements are good? From the pipes and machinery running on every industrial site and building to medicine and electronics, what you measure matters. Even more so
We’re joined today by Chis Carson, Sr. Director of Auditing & Business Operations at DEKRA Certification North America. DEKRA is one these scary certification bodies, that maybe are not so scary after all. Join us for the conversation today and decide for yourself. You might be surprised to hear how the certification bodies go though
Quality Coordinator / Management Representative, Quality Manager, what’s the difference? Well, we’re going to tell you in this episode. ISO 9001 really doesn’t give much direction other than leadership and top management, but generally accepted is the role of the “Quality Manager”. This means and is important that your Quality Manager has management level authority.
One more new thing, UGH! This is a struggle in the workplace, we’ve all heard it there’s “An App for That”. It seems that there is always a new flashy program that’s going to make things easier, better, faster, greatly improve how we do things.
We are excited to share with you some new changes coming to #QualityMatters. Kyle recently launched a poll on LinkedIn to see what you, our listeners thought of the content and would like to hear. Your responses were heard. You all want more about tips and tricks and running a QMS, less about case studies.
The Dalkon Shield was an IUD developed in the 1960s by OB-GYN Hugh Davis with electrical engineer Irwin Lerner. They brought in a lawyer, Robert Cohn, to help them form The Dalkon Corp. Because The Dalkon Corp had no sales force, they decided to sell the product to another company. That company was AH Robins,
The U.S. Naval Ship Repair Facility and Japan Regional Maintenance Center (SRF/JRMC), Yokosuka detachment has thousands of gallons of oil routinely drained from ships coming into dry dock. Special teams have to be on standby and ready at any given time to remedy a spill. Shop X-99 consists of 65 members, 28 of which are
