When:
November 29, 2007 at 6:45 PMWhere:
BCIT Burnaby Campus. Townsquare D in building SE2What:
The Day You’ll Look Forward to Receiving/Conducting a Quality Audit
Rob MacNeil,Manager, Quality and Regulatory Affairs
Abstract
The purpose of a quality audit should be to provide an independent assessment of the overall state of control of a process or group of processes, depending on the scope of the audit. The purpose of a process should be to define the elements necessary for activities to be consistently performed to meet its intended needs, to provide evidence that the activities were correctly performed, and to enable the executors of the process to know how well the results of the process are meeting the process’s intended needs When these two purposes are in alignment, both the processes and the quality audits provide real value to the business and ultimately to its customers. This presentation will provide small steps quality practitioners can take to move their businesses toward this goal.
About Robert MacNeil
Robert MacNeil P.Eng. is Manager of Quality and Regulatory Affairs for McKesson Medical Imaging Group, a developer and manufacturer of medical image management systems. He has been a quality practitioner in the medical devices development and manufacturing field for over twenty years and he previously presented at VanQ in the fall of 2005.Past Meetings
