DESCRIPTION:

 

Certified Supplier Quality Professional works with the organization's supply chain and suppliers to continually improve the performance of key system components (increase life cycle, reduce scrap, improve repair processes) by implementing quality controls. processes and the development of quality assurance plans. The supplier's certified quality professional tracks data, identifies improvement projects, and manages cross-functional implementation to improve the performance of key components and suppliers.

REQUIREMENTS:

 

Work experience must be in a full-time paid role. Paid intern, co-op, or any other coursework cannot apply toward the work experience requirement.

Candidates must have eight years of work experience in one or more of the Certified Supplier Quality Professional Knowledge areas. A minimum of three years of this experience must be in a decision making position. “Decision making” is defined as the authority to define, execute or control projects/processes and to be responsible for the outcome. This may or may not include managerial or supervisory positions.

For candidates who were previously certified by ASQ as a quality engineer, quality auditor, software quality engineer, or quality manager, the experience used to qualify for certification in these fields often applies to certification as a Supplier.

WORK EXPERIENCE:

 

Work experience must be in a full-time paid role. Paid intern, co-op, or any other coursework cannot apply toward the work experience requirement.

Candidates must have eight years of work experience in one or more of the Certified Supplier Quality Professional Knowledge areas. A minimum of three years of this experience must be in a decision making position. “Decision making” is defined as the authority to define, execute or control projects/processes and to be responsible for the outcome. This may or may not include managerial or supervisory positions.

For candidates who were previously certified by ASQ as a quality engineer, quality auditor, software quality engineer, or quality manager, the experience used to qualify for certification in these fields often applies to certification as a Professional Quality Provider. .
ca with ASQ-accredited accreditation will have a portion of the eight-year experience requirement, but candidates who have completed a degree from a university, college or technical school with ASQ-accredited accreditation will have a portion of the eight-year experience requirement, such as listed below (only one of these exemptions can be claimed):

Diploma from a technical or trade school: one year will be reduced
Associate Degree – two years will be reduced
Degree – four years will be reduced
Master's or PhD – five years will be reduced

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE:

  • Supply the vision/mission chain.
  • Provider Lifecycle Management:
    • Selection provider.
    • Surveillance performance.
    • Supplier classification system.
    • Associations and alliances.
  • Supply chain cost analysis:
    • Reduction cost.
    • Supply chain rationalization.
    • Make/buy decisions.
  • Provider of agreements or contracts.
  • Deployment of strategy and expectations.
  • Strategy:
    • System.
    • Product/service.
    • Prevention strategy.
  • Analysis and Mitigation:
    • Analysis.
    • Control mitigation.
    • Efficiency mitigation.
  • Audits:
    • Types of audits.
    • Audit roles and responsibilities.
    • Process audits.
  • Product/service requirements definition:
    • Internal design options.
    • Identification of requirements.
  • Engineering requirements:
    • Comparison provider.
    • Potential evaluation providers.
    • Selection provider.
  • Qualification part, process and service:
    • Review technician.
    • Relationship Provider.
    • Qualification and planning processes and services.
    • Approval part.
    • Validate requirements.
  • Monitoring performance provider:
    • Metrics provider.
    • Performance provider.
    • Performance process provider.
    • Non-compliant access to product, processes, services.
  • Corrective Provider and Preventive Action (CAPA):
    • Root cause analysis tools and methods.
    • Collaboration with suppliers.
  • Monitoring quality provider:
    • Audit supplier.
    • Audit reporting and monitoring.
    • Communication provider.
    • Development and remediation provider.
    • Basic administration project.
  • Process equipment equipment:
    • Development team.
    • Role team.
    • Performance and evaluation.
    • Compliance with requirements and categorization provider.
  • Boat Supplier.
  • Communication:
    • Techniques and measurement.
    • Report on the use of tool qualities.
    • Leadership and collaboration.
  • Governance, ethics and Compliance:
    • ASQ code of ethics.
    • Accordance.
  • Confidentiality:
    • Political organization.
    • Intellectual property.
    • Illegal activity.

PHIL CROSBY

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