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I don't myself...You need to check my Profile.
IMVHO....99.9999% of the "Quality" stuff organizations spend their time teaching their employees is wasted effort and a waste of resources in general. What people get trained on should be relevant to what their roles and responsibilities are in the QMS...
If they don't do management review they really don't even need to know zippo about it.
If they are not responsible for document revisions, approval and all that stuff they have no need to know how to do it.
If they don't do design and development why waste time telling them about what 7.3.1-7.3.7 requires?
So on and so forth....If I am employed to be a press operator in production I couldn't give a crap less about what the requirements of something are (like purchasing or whatever else) if I am not involved in it. All I need to know is how to do my job properly, get the stuff I need to do so and what to do if something ain't right. All the rest is somebody elses problem.
What the average employee really needs to know about a QMS can be covered in 15 minutes....anything else is horsebagels
IMVHO....99.9999% of the "Quality" stuff organizations spend their time teaching their employees is wasted effort and a waste of resources in general. What people get trained on should be relevant to what their roles and responsibilities are in the QMS...
If they don't do management review they really don't even need to know zippo about it.
If they are not responsible for document revisions, approval and all that stuff they have no need to know how to do it.
If they don't do design and development why waste time telling them about what 7.3.1-7.3.7 requires?
So on and so forth....If I am employed to be a press operator in production I couldn't give a crap less about what the requirements of something are (like purchasing or whatever else) if I am not involved in it. All I need to know is how to do my job properly, get the stuff I need to do so and what to do if something ain't right. All the rest is somebody elses problem.
What the average employee really needs to know about a QMS can be covered in 15 minutes....anything else is horsebagels
The same mistake I have been making.
Next week there is presentation of mine for our employees and will make sure that i present/ deliver to them what they really need.