PT208: Managing Quality Planning
This practitioner level PT208: Managing Quality Planning course provides skills in product/service management early in the product/service lifecycle.
Course ID: 2229
This CQI/IRCA certified PT208: Managing Quality Planning course will provide practical skills development in product/service management in the early phases of the product/service lifecycle. Learners will leave the course with the capability of working with teams to deploy an integrated project-based approach to product/service quality planning and risk management, in order to meet customer and stakeholder requirements through innovation, concept design and development of products and services.
Who Should Attend?
This PT208: Managing Quality Planning course is aimed at those managing products and services through quality planning phases, translating customer/stakeholder and other requirements into functional product and service requirements.
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites, but there is recommended prior knowledge which can be gained by attending FD103: Introduction to Risk Management and FD105: Introduction to Product and Service Management.
Course Summary
3 days
4-12 candidates
Classroom, Virtual Classroom & Online
Course Dates
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Get in touchPT208 Course Outcomes
You will have the knowledge to:
- Evaluate product/project risks from a stakeholder/customer point of view
- Understand typical risks associated with their organisation’s context and how they are addressed
- Translate legal, compliance, regulatory, societal and standards-related requirements into functional requirements for product and service development within their organisation
- Be a quality planner in using project, product/service and risk management to prevent potential problems with product and service quality
You will learn the skills to:
- Translate customer requirements into functional requirements for product and service development within their organisation
- Develop assurance plans for the stages of product and service development with external providers/suppliers
- Lead changes resulting from product/service design, assessing shortfalls in operational process and development objectives