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This post was last edited by Watcher Star on 2015-7-10 at 10:44. Safety first – that’s something we often hear! But recently a new one has come out, one that’s even more secure than the previous ones! Which department? It’s called QA.;P Apparently, it’s the top priority in the company now – everyone must obey it; they don’t listen to safety instructions, they only listen to QA! :Lol, have you ever heard of it or encountered it? Let’s discuss it!
I’ve never heard what Q stands for. Does it mean quality? Who is in charge of this department? Is it under the direct supervision of the person in charge?
Please, the original poster, explain in detail! ! ! ! ! !
QA (QUALITY ASSURANCE, which means “quality assurance” in Chinese). The company has established this new department; it seems that the company in question wants to put in place a quality management system
QA, damn it, I haven’t heard that term in over half a year. QA is only related to quality and has no direct connection to security. Put nicely, it’s about setting standards, implementing them, and making improvements; in plain terms, it’s just talk. . :lol
QA refers to product quality issues; is it related to safety? Your boss is currently focusing heavily on quality, so QA must be given top priority
The boss is worried; there’s a problem with QA
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2015-7-11 07:52. Safety comes first, efficiency takes priority; environmental protection is our lifeline……
The quality management system was actually implemented as early as in Ansteel in China; the so-called Ansteel Constitution represents the system and framework for quality management. China’s quality management was actually not behind others before the Cultural Revolution; it was only after the reform and opening up that some elites introduced management systems from Europe and the United States. Although the Ansteel Constitution may contain some impractical elements, its quality management and team spirit are worth referring to for many modern management researchers.
QA falls under the Quality Control department, while for EHS, our company has a Department of Safety and Environment
Yes, it’s quality management. Under the responsibility of the Deputy Technical Director!