Quality Management System Consulting

What we offer:

Creation of required documentation

Quality Manual

Procedures

Control Features, Documents, and Forms

Gap Assessments

Training

Internal Auditing

Management Reviews

Data Analysis

Process Controls

Continual Improvement Methods

Preparation for an API Q1 or ISO Certification Audit

Quality & Supplier Management Audits

Consulting Methods

To best suit the requirements of your growing business, we offer two very adaptable methods to provide our services:

How we do it

We follow the four simple steps along with the Plan Do Check Act (PDCA) Cycle to help your company succeed. This approach allows us to fully understand your business needs so we can help you reach your goals

Step 1 – Get to know you

• Get to know your business, what is your story, what is your situation

• Get to know your team

• Get to know your processes

Step 2 – Decide where do you want to go

• Determine what your organizational goals are

Step 3 – Plan how do you get from here to there

• Creating a clear plan for you

• What is required from us, and what is needed from your business?

Step 4 – Execution

• Work with your team to implement the required changes

• Regular follow-up with your team

What to Expect from a QMS Consultant

The following describes the actions that the consultant will perform for the organization:

1. Highlight the concepts concerning the quality management system, paying special attention to understanding current processes, ensuring that the design and implementation of the QMS are suited to the organization and specific business environment.

2. Involve all stakeholders in the QMS realization through advising and supporting the organization by identifying the appropriate processes needed for its QMS, define the importance and interaction of those processes and assist the organization with the required documentation essential to ensure the effective planning, operation, control and long term management of its processes.

3. Once the processes have been identified and evaluated for their effectiveness and efficiency. Opportunities for improvement will be identified; this will assist in promoting a process approach and continual improvement of the QMS within the organization.

4. Assist in identifying the initial and ongoing training needs required for the organization to maintain the QMS.

5. Assist the organization in identifying the relationship between its QMS and any other relevant management system (e.g. environmental or occupational health and safety) and facilitate the integration of such systems.