• Apr 27, 2016 from 9:30am to 6:00pm
  • Location: UK
  • Latest Activity: Jan 14, 2020

Do you see the same problems recurring within your industry leading to down time, waste, customer complaints, staff frustrations or even product recalls?  This course will provide you with tried and tested troubleshooting techniques used within the food and drinks sector, plus practical guidance to use them effectively to help you define and characterise problems; ultimately promoting a culture of continual improvement.

When the focus is on solving problems by tackling only the immediate pressures, such as equipment repair to meet production deadlines, investigations don’t go far enough to reveal the underlying cause. This course shows how to carry out structured investigations to find the true causes, so that action can be taken to avoid it happening again and prevent more serious issues in the future.

Who should attend?

  • Technical Managers
  • Quality Managers
  • Quality Officers
  • Production and Operations Managers
  • Production and Operations Supervisors
  • Procurement

From this course you will:

  • Understand how troubleshooting techniques can help solve problems
  • Understand and be able to apply various root cause analysis techniques to determine causes of problems and how to action them so that they do not recur 
  • Relate the value of these structured techniques for your own business, through real industry examples
  • Understand the food safety and quality standards that have root cause analysis requirements within them
  • Have the tools and practical guidance that supports an effective quality system and culture of continual improvement

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