Certificate Level II (Industrial Production) Quality Control and Management

Quality control and assurance is key to any successful business. The day-to-day responsibilities of such a person involves the management and maintenance of quality products and service. A Quality Control and Management Certificate provides graduates with the training needed to succeed in this much needed aspect of business and industry.

Program Overview

A Quality Control and Management Certificate may focus on a particular area and therefore be specialized, or it may be more general thus offering the graduate a wider range of job possibilities. The course of study would revolve around quality assurance processes, statistics and analysis studies, service production, costs maintenance, planning, teamwork management and communications skills.

Careers

If you like details, analyzing and problem solving, then a career in quality control may be the one you are looking for. A Quality Control Management Certificate offers a person with these interests the background and basic knowledge to begin and advance in an area that requires close attention to detail and thinking outside of the box.

Beginning to average salary statistics for someone with a Quality Control and Management Certificate span a wide range. According to several sites that offer salary data, earnings can begin around $38,000, but have the possibility of increasing into six figures. These ranges are dependent on experience and educational background.

Every type of business and organization needs quality control and assurance to succeed. In the past, quality assurance specialists were usually found in the manufacturing industry. This is no longer the case. Quality control is often mandated by government regulations or by the company itself to ensure top quality products. A person today with a Quality Control and Management Certificate will find employment opportunities in numerous businesses and industries that care about their products and need someone with the ability and training to oversee that the company is successful.

Course Information:  Howard College Catalog