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Professional Courses and Training

Professional Courses and Training

By: Veljko Massimo Plavsic
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 Hai mai pensato di investire davvero nella tua crescita professionale? Che tu sia un manager nel settore della qualità, un ingegnere nell'industria automotive o un tecnico nel settore pressofusione, la formazione continua è la chiave per aprire nuove opportunità lavorative e raggiungere l'eccellenza professionale.
Corsi Professionali per il Tuo Settore
Ambito della Qualità
Gestione della Qualità Totale (TQM): Approfondisci i principi del TQM per migliorare la qualità dei prodotti e dei processi aziendali. Ideale per manager e responsabili della qualità.
Analisi e Controllo Qualità: Impara tecniche avanzate per garantire che i prodotti soddisfino gli standard più elevati. Perfetto per tecnici e ingegneri del settore manifatturiero.
Industria Automotive
Tecnologie Avanzate Automotive: Esplora le ultime innovazioni, comprese le tecnologie per veicoli elettrici e a guida autonoma. Adatto per ingegneri e progettisti.
Lean Manufacturing nel Settore Automotive: Apprendi i principi di lean manufacturing per ottimizzare i processi produttivi e migliorare l'efficienza operativa.
Settore Pressofusione
Tecniche Avanzate di Pressofusione: Approfondisci le tecniche per migliorare la qualità e l'efficienza della produzione. Rivolto a tecnici e ingegneri nel settore metallurgico.
Gestione della Produzione nella Pressofusione: Sviluppa competenze nella gestione delle operazioni di pressofusione, focalizzandoti sull'efficienza e sulla qualità del prodotto finale.
Perché Iscriversi ai Nostri Corsi?
Flessibilità: Studia online secondo i tuoi ritmi.
Aggiornamenti Continui: Programmi aggiornati con le ultime tendenze del settore.
Networking: Connettiti con professionisti del settore e docenti esperti.
Trasforma le tue ambizioni in risultati concreti. Iscriviti oggi e inizia il tuo percorso di crescita professionale!
Per maggiori informazioni, contattaci via email a massimoplavsicconsulenza@gmail.com o chiama il +39 3468583730.
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Episodes
  • Lesson 10:Auditing and continuous improvement of procedures

    Lesson 10:Auditing and continuous improvement of procedures
    Nov 27 2025
    The Audit Ecosystem: Types, Roles, and Responsibilities
    Audits exist within a broader ecosystem. Understanding the different types and the roles of the key players is crucial for a smooth and effective process.

    A Deeper Look at Audit Types
    We can classify audits by who is performing them and what they are looking at:

    By Auditor (The 'Who'):
    * First-Party (Internal) Audits: The backbone of self-governance. Conducted by an organization's own trained auditors to assess its own QMS. They are the best tool for proactive problem-solving before external bodies get involved.

    * Second-Party (Supplier/External) Audits: Performed on a supplier or contractor to ensure their processes meet your contractual and quality requirements. This is critical for managing supply chain risk.

    * Third-Party (Certification/External) Audits: Conducted by an independent, accredited body (like a registrar for ISO 9001) to provide impartial verification of conformity to a standard. Success here leads to certification.

    By Scope (The 'What'):
    * System Audit: A broad review of the entire management system (e.g., the entire QMS) against the requirements of a standard like ISO 9001.

    * Process Audit: A deep dive into a specific process (e.g., the 'Customer Complaint Handling' procedure) to verify its inputs, outputs, controls, and resources are effective.

    * Product Audit: An examination of a specific product or service to evaluate its conformance to specifications, performance standards, and customer requirements.

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    3 mins
  • Lesson 9:Procedure implementation and employee training strategies

    Lesson 9:Procedure implementation and employee training strategies
    Nov 27 2025
    Introduction: The Procedure as a Living System
    A meticulously crafted procedure sitting in a folder is merely a hypothesis—a well-intentioned theory of how work should be done. Its true value is unlocked only when it is seamlessly integrated into the daily work of an organization, when it becomes part of its operational DNA. This lesson re-frames procedure implementation not as a simple "rollout," but as a strategic change management initiative grounded in organizational psychology and continuous improvement.

    We will explore how to transition a procedure from a static document into a dynamic, living system through a robust implementation framework, learner-centric training methodologies, and a culture that empowers evolution. This journey follows a clear path, mirroring Kurt Lewin's foundational model for change: Unfreeze the old habits, Change to the new way of working, and Refreeze the new behaviors as the standard.

    Success is not measured by whether the procedure is published, but by whether it is understood, adopted, and consistently used to achieve superior results—safer, faster, and with higher quality.

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    1. The Strategic Implementation Framework: Building a Bridge to a New Reality
    Implementation is the bridge between the old way and the new, better way. A weak bridge collapses under the weight of resistance, confusion, and logistical failure. A strong framework, however, anticipates these challenges and builds a clear, safe path for everyone to cross. This is where we Unfreeze the current state.change.

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    2 mins
  • Lesson 8:Controlled documentation and version management

    Lesson 8:Controlled documentation and version management
    Nov 27 2025
    Lesson: Controlled Documentation and Version Management: The Constitution of Quality
    Introduction: Beyond Bureaucracy—Forging Your Single Source of Truth
    In any organization, from a nimble startup to a global enterprise, documentation is not mere paperwork; it is the operational constitution. It codifies knowledge, dictates action, and provides the immutable record of performance. When this system fails—when multiple versions of a procedure circulate, outdated forms are used, or changes are unrecorded—the result is a cascade of inefficiency, error, and unacceptable risk.

    This isn't a theoretical problem. The history of engineering is littered with catastrophes rooted in documentation failures. The Therac-25 radiation therapy machine delivered fatal overdoses due to a software bug compounded by unclear and inadequate operator instructions. The Ariane 5 rocket's maiden flight ended in a spectacular explosion because a piece of software from its predecessor, Ariane 4, was reused without updating its documentation and operational parameters. These events teach a stark lesson: the integrity of your documentation is inseparable from the integrity of your product and the safety of your customers.

    This lesson reframes Controlled Documentation not as a bureaucratic chore, but as a strategic imperative for establishing a single, unimpeachable source of truth. We will explore how rigorous Version Management serves as the engine of controlled evolution, ensuring that your organization's collective knowledge is not just stored, but is alive, accurate, and trustworthy.

    1. The Philosophy of Control: From Anarchy to Appropriate Order
    Before detailing the mechanics, we must address the philosophical core of document control. A common critique, especially from agile environments, is that such controls are relics of a bygone era—bureaucratic friction that stifles innovation. The reality is more nuanced. Document control is not a binary switch; it's a dial that must be set to the appropriate level for the context and risk profile of the organization.

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    3 mins
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