#workstudy

The following are all the topics I’m studying during Q1 2022 (Jan - March), let me know if anyone else has also studied/experienced this topics as well, since I could use some help on some of these! Most are for my work/career, and the last one is for my graduate degree, which I am so close to finishing!

1) PCSAE XSOAR Certification (goal - end of Feb to take the exam)

2) MITRE SOC Analyst Certification (goal - end of January to complete last exam)

3) BHIS Getting Started with Security and MITRE ATT&CK course (second week of Jan)

4) Splunk eLearning courses (multiple courses, goal to complete 3 courses by end of Jan)

5) INFM 207 Digital Assets Management (course runs Jan - March, letter grade and part of my graduate degree requirements)

These five certifications/classes I am signed up for in Q1 are going to be a lot, BUT I do have a lot of background in them already and I can take time during the day to study for the work related topics (1-4) with my job.

Wishing you the best on your learning adventure! - LB

Happy back to school! Except... I am not actually at school....

Right now I am excited to be participating in co-op employment! I am working as a human resource coordinator! This is my current desk set-up at work, not really my style but making it work!

* the #coatofmanycolors  could be sold for a sword* swords are to be beaten into plowshares * even the #shepherd became a #gardener #workstudy #workfromhome

* the #coatofmanycolors  could be sold for a sword* swords are to be beaten into plowshares * even the #shepherd became a #gardener #workstudy #workfromhome

Usually in the RMG sector, the buyer wants to know the institutional self-capacity of its suppliers through technical audits and conforms itself to its product quality and process engineering or quality requirements to get an idea of ​​what future product quality might be like.

Different types of buyers do this technical audit under different names such as QS audit by H&M and FCCA audit by Walmart and product safety audit by ZARA buyers etc. So today I tried to share with you in a short form from some blog posts and my own experience.

What is technical audit?

Technical Audit is a very important function for garment manufacturing. Every buyer does a technical audit before placing an order in any garment factory. Usually before starting business with a new supplier or supplier, the supplier wants to improve the quality of its existing supplied products, by keeping the quality level upgraded it is very important to review the factory's self-capacity to ensure that it meets the customer's requirements.

Technical audit is a thorough verification of a supplier's manufacturing process and quality control system that is considered a systematic approach to meet customer quality.

What is the purpose of technical audit?

The objectives of technical audit of buyers in garment manufacturing companies are as follows:

1. To ensure that the QMS system is functional.

2. To maintain an audit quality control system.

3. To ensure compliance with customer quality standards.

4. To ensure customer's requirement of manufacturing and process control.

5. To apply best practices in garment manufacturing.

6. To ensure effectiveness, efficiency, improvement and customer satisfaction.

7. To build long-term excellence and sustainable relationships as a supplier by maintaining the quality of the customer's products.

To know more please visit my page Technical audit in garment industry.

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