A well-designed quality management system (QMS) must address its risks and opportunities. These may arise from the organization’s significant aspects, compliance obligations or from other issues relating to the organization’s context.
An organization’s system although based on the common ISO 9001 standard may differ from others due to its risks and opportunities.
Therefore, understanding risk-based thinking is crucial so that actions required can be integrated into the organization’s processes for them to function as an effective coherent system.
This one-day training course is specially designed to provide in depth knowledge of risk-based thinking. Practical activities are incorporated into this training to translate this concept into structured methodology that will assist organizations to address the strategic development of the system.
Upon the completion of the course, participants will be able to:
• Develop a good understanding of the importance of the context of your organization
• Have an understanding of ISO 9001:2015 and risk based thinking
• Address risk-based thinking and incorporate it into your organization’s system
• Be able to discuss and understand hazard identification and risk assessment (HIRA) as well as the types of risk assessments and the application thereof in the workplace
• Be able to discuss quality risk management and risk management methodology
• Understand and be able to discuss various risk analysis tools
• Gain a practical approach to developing an QMS in a structured manner
• Describe the fundamentals of risk management
• Determine the context of your organization in planning and implementation of the QMS
• Explain the application of risk-based thinking
• Apply risk-based thinking within your organization
• Use a structured method in developing an effective QMS relevant to the context of your organization
• Lectures & PowerPoint presentation.
• Case studies, Self-questioner and Real world scenario
• Visual aids (Videos Simulation)
• Brainstorming
• Additional opportunity to exchange experiences and discuss hot topics during workshops in smaller groups
• People who implement or maintain management systems will gain maximum benefit from this training
• Managers, executives or quality professionals who need to be equipped with a practical understanding of the context of the organization and risk-based thinking, especially if you’re involved in developing the QMS.
• Any one in middle to senior management may benefit from understanding how risk can be used as a management tool and how it affects their organization.
