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Last Seminar Driving Higher Performance
Wednesday 27th July 2011 7:45am-9:30am (Registration and Buffet from 7:30am)

For this breakfast seminar:
- Jason Maher, Godfrey Hirst Australia, will describe the Improvement Platform as a fundamental driver of process and product quality improvement
- Jamie Baensch and Gerhard Suessmeier, Air Radiators, will present the implementation of the Air Radiators quality data collection system
- and there will be an open forum Question and Answer session.

Case study of the implementation of Air Radiators quality data collection system by Jamie Baensch and Gerhard Suessmeier of Air Radiators

Click on the link above for more details and then Register On Line NOW
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Committee Our committee meets on the 2nd Thursday of the month from 8am to 9am, excluding January.

Remaining dates for 2011: 18-Aug, 8-Sep, 13-Oct, 10-Nov, 8-Dec
Q-ED Teams Q-ED Teams - an Introduction
Q-ED Teams for Middle Years

GQC_logo_small_left.gif (1495 bytes) The Geelong Quality Council is a regional group promoting the message of Quality to the local community. Its membership is drawn from local enterprises that are either involved in the Quality movement or are interested in the aims of the group.
Vision "To advance a Quality culture which will enable Geelong and Region to be universally competitive so individuals and organisations in the Community prosper".
Profile The Geelong Quality Council (GQC) was formed in 1992 as a regional group of the Total Quality Management Institute (TQMI) to promote quality in the Geelong Region. Evan Sutton, Quality Manager of the former Shire of Corio, was the inaugural chairman. In 1993, a number of organisations interested in quality, including TQMI, merged to form the Australian Quality Council (AQC). This brought the Geelong Quality Council under the AQC umbrella.
In recognition of a number of common objectives that the Geelong Quality Council had with The City of Greater Geelong, and to improve its effectiveness in promoting quality in the Geelong Region, the Geelong Quality Council resolved in April 1995 to come under the auspices of The City of Greater Geelong via their Business Development Unit.   In July 2006, the Geelong Quality Council become an incorporated association.
The voluntary membership of the Geelong Quality Council is drawn from local businesses, local government and educational bodies that are either involved in the quality movement or are interested in the aims of the group.
Mission

To provide opportunity for:

bulletEnterprises to adopt quality management principles.
bulletAll enterprises to become involved in quality activities, particularly small business.
bulletNetworking, sharing knowledge and experiences.
bulletStudent education in quality principles and tools.
bulletMoving to a quality accredited culture/society.

The GQC's activities have focused on the promotion of quality by conducting forums and seminars on various aspects of quality and by conducting student education at the secondary and tertiary level.

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