Incident management | Quality management (QHSE)
Incidents come in various forms, from unexpected events to near accidents. When these situations arise, it’s essential to address them properly using the best possible […]
Incident management | Quality management (QHSE)
Incidents happens, and the key is to learn from them and gain knowledge. It helps you identify and prevent incidents from happening again. In this blog article we explain how an incident management system can benefit almost any business.
Case studies | Incident management | Quality management (QHSE)
Do you have a clear and controllable process for managing positive COVID-19 cases in your workplace? If not, then this article can help you to get it.
Incident management | Quality management (QHSE)
Accidents rarely happen without warning. Everyone has at some point tried a near miss. You sigh in relief and move on. In a company setting the same logic applies, but reporting your incident lets your company learn from it and helps prevent future crashes.
Read about the Top management’s view of the upcoming ISO 9001:2015.The article is based on more than 119 interviews with senior managers.
Case studies | Lean management | Quality management (QHSE)
This is a case on ISO 9001:2015 in a medium-sized building supplier. We interview the quality manager to find out how it runs in practice.
Process management | Quality management (QHSE)
The new EU data regulations (GDPR) will be active as of May 25th, 2018. Find out all the details regarding changes, punishments and a guide to ensure that you meet all of those new requirements.
Perspective | Quality management (QHSE)
This article is about how and why companies should go much further than the occasional audit written on social responsibility.
New ISO 9001:2015 standard comes with changes. Managers should be involved with quality management systems. Here are 7 ideas that work.
Case studies | Quality management (QHSE)
Case study about how a medical device developer works with their management system and process documentation in terms of controlling processes.
