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Quality Management Systems Lead Auditor Using TL9000


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Learn the requirements of TL9000 and how a process-based management system conforming to the standard can improve business performance. Understand how to conduct process and system audits using TL9000 for both manufacturing and service based industries. Learn to avoid the possible pitfalls while developing a management system conforming to the standard, ready for certification.

This class is intended particularly for companies involved in supplying or servicing the telecommunications industry.

Public Class Schedule:

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Philadelphia, PA Oct 20 - 24 '081995.00Openadd to cart

Duration: 5 days

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Who should attend?

  • Telecommunications professionals
  • Quality professionals in the telecommunications industry
  • ISO Managers/Management Reps
  • Telecommunication industry auditors (internal, 3rd party, and supplier)
  • Process owners
  • Systems professionals or people who want to understand how management systems work
  • Improvement Specialists
  • Puchasers in the telecommunication industry

You will learn how to:

  • Interpret and apply the requirements of TL9000
  • Identify and implement the controls necessary for ensuring the QMS translates customer needs into satisfied customers
  • Apply TL9000 to both manufacturing and service focused business processes
  • Understand the differences between ISO 9001:2000 and TL9000
  • Develop reliable and malleable systems, particularly effective for organizations where process objectives are constantly changing
  • Communicate the roles and responsibilities within the QMS conforming to TL9000 to the organization
  • Conduct and lead 1st, 2nd and 3rd party audits, particularly on undocumented systems and audit for process effectiveness against measurable objectives
  • Relate the capabilities of a telecommunications organization to the expectations of customers, top management and shareholders
  • Explain to customers how the organization plans to fulfill its promises and show evidence that it has done so in the past

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