NZQC

NZQC is entering a new chapter, evolving from a stand-alone offering to an integrated training offering within IANZ and Telarc to become known as IANZ Training Services and Telarc Training Services.

In a move motivated by delivering a more streamlined training experience with greater reach and understanding, the NZQC branding and organisation have been transitioned by January 2023.

To keep up to date with available training courses and to book, please visit the IANZ and/or Telarc websites.

https://training.ianz.govt.nz/
https://training.telarc.org/

Calling All Environmental Management Systems Professionals -

Running virtually from 04 - 06th April, this three-day course provides participants with the core competencies to implement environmental management systems to meet the requirements of the ISO 14001 standard.

From understanding terminology, intent and how to meet the requirements of ISO 14001, to using monitoring and measurement techniques to evaluate the effectiveness of an environmental management system, there's something for all levels of knowledge and experience.

Spaces are filling fast so secure your spot now: https://www.nzqc.co.nz/courses/environmental-management-systems-implementation

Home | NZQC New Zealand Quality College provides training courses that enhance awareness of the many ways in which organisations can improve performance.

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Achieving quality is so often looked upon as an outcome - a lofty target rendering it unattainable not just in action but also in thought. This thinking has made many of us shy away from the quality concept altogether. Predictably, it influences our actions which reflect the mindset of keeping everything 'business as usual'.

We look at some of the major attributes of processes in general and how this relates to quality a quality process.

Achieving Quality Is A Process Achieving quality is so often looked upon as an outcome, a lofty target rendering it unattainable not just in action but also in thought. This thinking has made many of us shy away from the quality concept altogether.

NZQC Celebrates World Engineering Day - For Sustainable Development

World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development was proclaimed by UNESCO at its 40th General Conference in 2019. It is celebrated worldwide on 4th March as an international day of celebration of engineers and engineering.

The day offers the opportunity to highlight engineers and engineering's achievements in our modern world and improve public understanding of how engineering and technology are central to modern-day life and for sustainable development. The celebration of World Engineering Day is an opportunity to promote engineering as a career and highlighting how engineering can change the world for better. It's an opportunity to engage with government and industry to address the need for engineering capacity and the quality of engineers around the world and develop strategic frameworks and best practices for the implementation of engineering solutions for sustainable development.

NZQC recognises the important role engineering plays in the quality standards currently employed within New Zealand, as well as worldwide, and values its contribution in providing organisations within the engineering sector the opportunity to learn and develop quality management skills that can be utilised across a wide spectrum of specialities.

How To Give Clients Confidence In Your Inspection Services

Whether you are preparing for accreditation or just looking for guidance on how to improve confidence in your inspection services, this course is for you.

Running for two days, starting 9th February 2022 and taken by Geoff Hallam, Technical Development and Regulatory Affairs Manager, International Accreditation New Zealand, this is one course you do not want to miss.

Enrolments are closing soon so secure your space now:
https://www.nzqc.co.nz/courses/inspection-body-accreditation