FD102 – Introduction to Problem Solving
FD102 – Introduction to Problem Solving
This course should provide understanding of the fundamental tools, techniques and structured methodologies for problem solving. Delegates should leave the course with the capability to participate as a member of a problem-solving team in the application of the key tools within a small scope business problem or task, enabling them to support the development of robust and sustainable solutions.
FD102 Introduction to Problem Solving
Level: Foundation
Course duration: 2 Days indicative 16 hours (4 Weeks)
Classroom Based or Distance Learning Course*
*Minimum of 4 delegates for In-House Training
Who is it for?
CQI and IRCA Certified foundation level courses are designed specifically for professionals who are new to quality, or for those that work in other functions who require a basic understanding of key quality topics.
Indicative Course Content
- Problem definition, scope. (Is/Is Not, Description structures, customer/stakeholder requirements)
- Understanding how to gather data about customer requirements using focus groups, face to face interviews, questionnaires, interviews and observation
- Risk identification and key tools for risk analysis (Risk register, risk matrix, PDPC and FMEA)
- Working as a team member with the following tools:
Tools to understand current conditions (flowcharts, check sheets, stratification, Pareto charts) - Tools for root cause analysis (cause/effect Diagram, 5Whys)
Solution generation (selection matrices) - Evaluation of solutions (PDCA & risk assessment)
- Implementation of solutions (standardisation, monitoring, follow up)
This course is certified by CQI and IRCA (the Chartered Quality Institute and the International Register of Certificated Auditors)
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