Risks of Omission 2016

Topics

• " i.e. risk based thinking
• Know that the requirement for "actions to address risks and opportunities
• Time of people (waste motion)
• Is among the biggest changes to the ISO 9001 standard. Know that the risk of omission (not doing the right thing) is usually far more dangerous than risks associated with poor quality. Use the word "asymptomatic" to describe waste or muda that often hides in plain view in organizations and their supply chains. Know how to quantify all wastes in terms of the time of things (cycle time)
• And energy. Learn where risks of supply chain disruption
• Materials
• Can hide in the supply chain. Recognize sources of external risks such as new technology and new distribution channels
• And wasteful supply chain activities

Who should Attend

Attendees from:

• Quality Auditor
• Quality Engineer
• Reliability Engineer
• Quality Manager