Quality Management: Performing a Root Cause Analysis
2.00 Credits
Member Price $89
Non-Member Price $109
Overview
Root cause analysis is a powerful tool for understanding why quality issues arise, and for preventing them from recurring.
This webcast examines the principles and objectives of a root cause analysis and how it aligns with SQMS No. 1’s focus on continual improvement.
Learn practical approaches for:
We'll also explore how this process can help firms of all sizes to:
Highlights
Prerequisites
‘- General understanding of the participant’s firm’s system of quality management. - Familiarity with SQMS No. 1 (QM section 10).
Designed For
Objectives
- Apply the requirements of SQMS No. 1 applicable to monitoring and remediation.
- Determine the purpose and key features of a root cause analysis.
- Analyze the steps in a proper root cause analysis.
- Apply the requirements of SQMS No. 1 and the root cause analysis process to example findings.
Leader(s):
- Joe Lynch, AICPA
- Michael Brand, AICPA
Leader Bios
Michael Brand, AICPA
Michael L. Brand, CPA is a partner in the firm of Johnson, Feigley, Newton & Brand in Athens, Alabama. For the past 20 years, he has been involved in all aspects of public accounting with in emphasis in accounting, auditing, and review services. He also teaches continuing education classes and has been a speaker at several conferences nationwide. He is the current chair of the Alabama Society of Certified Public Accountants Peer Review Committee.
Brand’s experience involves audits, reviews, and compilations of various for-profit industries, not-for-profits, and governmental entities. He was formally on the Peer Review Board, Joint Trial Board, and the Quality Control Standards Task Force. In 2010 he received the Outstanding Discussion Leader Award.
Brand received his BS in accounting from the University of North Alabama.
Non-Member Price $109
Member Price $89