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Amco: Our ISO 14001:2015 story
Spencer Falaschi, Health and Safety/Project Manager at Amco, UK, explains why the organisation decided to use ISO 14001:2015 Environmental management systems to manage its environmental responsibilities
Round-up: CQI branch events
We’ve provided a round-up of the most recent branch events, including Birmingham, North of Scotland, Surrey and Sussex, and Taiwan.
Celebrating International Women’s Day 2020
On Sunday 8 March 2020 we will celebrate #IWD2020 globally. The CQI is highlighting women in quality who have championed quality, progressed within their organisation and achieved great things.
The future of quality management
Since our inception in 1919, the science of quality management has changed radically from inspection to the broad management discipline it is today, and the CQI has too.
Upstream quality assurance
Stanley O’Donnell, CQP MCQI, Managing Director at Advanced Management Systems, explores the importance of analysing potential risks before launching a project.
Membership regrades go online
The CQI has added the ability to apply for a new membership or to regrade your existing membership online
Membership joining and regrading go online
New members are now able to apply for new CQI or IRCA membership online and existing members can regrade their membership online too.
Upstream Quality Assurance
Stanley O’Donnell, CQP MCQI, Managing Director at Advanced Management Systems, explores the importance of analysing potential risks before launching a project
What are your goals for 2020?
Gareth Kingston, Head of Membership at the CQI, explains some of the new benefits to help IRCA members achieve their goals in 2020.
Meet the NNG Working Group
Amanda McKay, Chair of CQI’s Nuclear Special Interest Group (NucSIG), Alan Grogan, Head of Quality at Nuvia UK and James Brown secretary of NucSIG and Chair of the Nuclear Next Generation (NNG) group, discuss how the newly-formed NNG Working Group will help alleviate the skills gap and “demographic crisis” in the nuclear sector