Company Training Courses

Confusing Failure Modes with Failure Mode Causes

Here is a letter published in ASQ monthly journal ‘Quality Progress‘ by SQT CPI Tutor Albert Plant: In response to “Narrower Focus” (January 2015, pp 23-28); I believe the author may be confusing failure modes with the causes of the failure modes. The author ...

Preparing for ISO 45001 – The new Health & Safety Standard

Click here to see our latest post on 45001 published February 2018 In March 2015, Antaris’ Senior EH&S, Quality Consultant Finbarr Stapleton gave a talk in Dublin at the IOSH Conference – Safety in a re-emerging construction sector on preparing for the new Health & Sa...

Important Update on ISO 45001

The first committee draft of the new Health & Safety standard ISO 45001 was published last summer. This new standard helps the organisation to look beyond its immediate Health & Safety issues and to take into account what the wider society expects of them. Additionally, I...

Observations on BRC Global Standard for Food Safety Issue 7

Having delivered the first BRC Global Standard for Food Safety Issue 7 Courses for 2015 I realised how significant the changes to the standard are. The changes clearly reflect the retailer’s mind-set and what they expect from the supply chain. Supply chain management is where F...

Lean Six Sigma Network 10 Year Celebrations

At the end of 2014 the LSS Network was officially 10 years in existence so it was fitting that we had a small celebration (lent was ignored for 1 day). I shared with the group the first official photo of the Network members taken back in 2004 but the reaction was so severe that ...

Older

Newer