VALADATING QUALITY SYSTEM FRAMEWORK THROUGH PREIMPLEMENTATION PROCEDURES IN LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES
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https://doi.org/10.59743/aujas.v4i1.1233Keywords:
Introduction, QMS, quality culture, implementation flowchartt, self-assessmenAbstract
This paper covers in detail the validation of the designed quality culture framework, implementation flowchart and self-assessment. The validation procedures are based on the findings from literature review, questionnaire survey, and face-to-face interviews. These sources of information were the base for development of the QMS framework, implementation flow chart, and self-assessment questions. By using the self-assessment questions, Libyan companies can evaluate their QMS status, and they can decide which part of the implementation flowchart they start with. The validation of the framework is conducted with foreign manufacturing companies and Libyan quality experts. Through discussions and rework of the designed body of the quality culture framework, the implementation flowchart and the self-assessment, the involved experts agreed to start the implantation of the framework proposed. The final validation processes of the framework will be conducted through six months implementation in five Libyan manufacturing companies. Once the final validation had been conducted, it will be visible if the framework operates in improving the company's QMS status.
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