Noor alhuda Al Shibli’s Post

My quest in bridging the know-do gap in delivering high quality care to client led to achieving this certificate. Through this course I have acquired valuable skills as Supervision, Training, Process Improvement and Quality assurance

Training on Quality Improvement(QI) with the CoSMO staff

How much is that leaking seal on your CBW costing you in energy, water, and wash quality? A current LevelUp™ trainee just diagnosed the root cause of a significant problem in his plant, worked with the entire plant team to take action to fix the issue, and has since saved his plant thousands of $$$. And check this out: this isn't even his Plant BOOST project! This was a nagging issue that the plant was "working through" that, through the LevelUp training module on problem solving, he decided to finally take action. This is what the LevelUp training program does: it helps trainees understand who is on their team, opens up lines of communication, identifies performance gaps and issues, and empowers supervisors and managers to take action to improve where and how we work. A new class starts on July 9th! It's time to LevelUp in the Laundry!!!

Another achievement as a internal evaluator supported the Institutional evaluation process after the training on Quality Assurance and Internal Evaluation Processes. Thanks for certifying me.

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📣1 April is the last opportunity to early booking offer for "Practical quality improvement workshop" 💫 Enjoy a 10% discount if you book from today until 1April and join us in a distinguished workshop through which you will receive practical training on: 🔺Prioritizing improvement opportunities and how to manage effective improvement projects. 🔺The importance of the process of preparing and analyzing reports OVR. 🔺 How to deal with serious events SENTINEL EVENTS. 🔺Implementing all QUALITY TOOLS. 🔺Implement improvement projects using FOCUS -PDCA 🔺Radical analysis of the causes of problems in practice (RCA). 🔺Proactive planning to prevent risks from occurring (FMEA). 🔺 How to determine KPIS performance indicators. 🏅 Workshop lecturer Dr. Bahaa Al-Saeed ⏳ Starting next April ✍️ The duration of the study is one month, with 8 lectures; The duration of the lecture is 3 hours. 🌟 Trainees will be given a certificate of attendance for 24 hoursTraining hour. ✨ For more information, write to us (interested) in a comment and we will respond to you with details, or send us messages on the page. 🙏 And join the Quality Leaders Academy channel on Telegram to receive the latest news about courses, workshops, and offers. https://lnkd.in/dZSy6iyS

It’s all about consistency and repetition! When you are training/working towards an end goal. Some of our staff are working towards their mountain leaders. Which funny enough involves many hours in the mountains, And with limited time, finding training days can be difficult. However, we have put together a schedule. But what happens when in good old fashion British style, when on a scheduled training day the weather is horrendous!! Do you postpone it? No is the answer, for numerous reasons like, trying find another day can mean it doesn’t happen, leaving big gaps in the learning process and more importantly to use the adverse weather to step out side of your comfort zone, to test your kit on extremes and to test your navigation under real pressure. But the training still needs to be safe, so we look at the original plan and were necessary change it to suit the conditions as you would do it in real life with clients. It’s so easy to use the bad weather as an excuse not to do something, instead of as a chance to test the trainees ability to plan for and manage extreme weather and learn from the experience in a safe environment.

In our latest magazine NZSA Trainee Rep, Dr Hannah MIddetone, shared some TPS (Part 1) tips. Helping to prepare to avoid some common confusions and pitfalls when it comes to recording training time, participating in quality assurance programmes and understanding required volumes of practice. Read more in the December issue https://lnkd.in/gHkHM4fp

This is why we do what we do! Kopano Mkhomaze shares how SAQI training has helped him grow and advance in his career as a Quality Engineer. Visit our website to find a training program for you! #SAQI #QualityMatters #QualityTraining #TrainingInstitute #TrainingProgram #CareerDevelopment #QualityController #QualityControl #QualityAssurer #QualityAssurance #QualityManager #QualitySince1993

Few years ago I remember attending training from the Japanese guys that came to TUT. During that training we were doing on QCD (Quality, Costs, and Delivery), one of the instructors spoke about a date a gentleman went as an example. The gentleman after the date called the girl and asked her three questions, which were 1. What went right during the date? 2. What did you not like at the date? 3. What can be done better? When I reflect on Students Orientation, I also need to ask those questions like the gentleman that went on a date. We need this type of honest conversations after every project (and/or event). May be a boring exercise to many but learning will take place during that session once I have it. I will definitely be doing that as I move to the next project. Stay safe and be efficient and effective!!!!