Learning Outcomes

Quality Engineers and Supplier Surveys

Conducting Formal Surveys in Supplier's Premises

Supplier Evaluation and Rating

Lesson Summary

In this module, you will learn to evaluate your role as a quality engineering supplier management. In this regard, you will learn about performing a formal survey at the supplier's premises and performing a thorough evaluation. The module also teaches you about rating your supplier and the contents to be added to your survey report.

Quality Engineer - Supplier Quality Evaluation & Management - Course Assessment

Learn how quality engineers conduct vendor surveys to ensure effective supplier management in this free online course.

Quality Engineer - Supplier Quality Evaluation & Management

This course for quality engineers provides the insights and tools required to perform effective supplier management. We outline the strategies, techniques and best practices used to ensure that materials and components meet quality standards and organizational specifications. We cover each aspect of this job, from supplier evaluation and selection to risk management and performance metrics. Sign up to enhance your quality management skills.

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