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Question Post Mortem for IQA Processes - Does anyone do post mortems?

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Does anyone have done a post mortem for IQA process? What could be included in the Post Mortem Meeting?

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Please explain what IQA stands for.

As for performng post-mortems, yes, we do them here. Our business is design and build of assembly, test, and metal removal machines. Our post-mortems involve each department creating a list of "things gone wrong" and "things gone right" throughout the project, as well as gathering cost data (costs quoted vs. actual), and then meeting to discuss the success - or lack thereof - of the project. The good things we try to standardize, and the bad things we try to fix in our systems and processes.

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I was thinking IQA = Internal Quality Audits...until I got to your post.
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sorry for the confusion. We are planning to have our Post Mortem fro our Internal Quality Audit. Please share with me what could be the agenda or what coulod be some of the topics we can discuss during the Post Mortem


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sorry for the confusion. We are planning to have our Post Mortem fro our Internal Quality Audit. Please share with me what could be the agenda or what coulod be some of the topics we can discuss during the Post Mortem
I'll be honest here, mjflkitty...I've never heard this term before in reagards to Internal Audits. I've only heard it applied to dead people.

I'm also assuming that this Post Mortem activity is done after the Closing Meeting has been held, the Report submitted and all Nonconformances issued, right?

Based on this, Rob's ideas are pretty much in line with mine. I would involve, however, both the Auditors and the Auditees.

Auditors
  • Was there enough time prepare for the audit?
  • Were you given sufficient notice about what you would be auditing?
  • What did you think of the audit schedule?
  • How would you improve the audit checklist?
  • If you were to do another audit next week, what would you do the same?
  • If you were to do another audit next week, what would you do differently?
  • Did we talk to the appropriate people (i.e., good samples from levels within the scope of the audit within the organization)?

Auditees
  • Were you given sufficient notices about when the audit would be happening?
  • Were the auditors knowledgeable about the Standard and able to ask questions in a manner familiar to you?
  • Were the auditors courteous and prompt (i.e., arrive and leave according to their scheule)?
  • How can the Audit Team improve?
  • How can the Audit Schedule be improved?

Just some initial items to think about...
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