Invitation from ASQ Section 0706 San Fernando Valley
Effective Corrective Action System

Presenter: Babak Baghaei
Date: Tuesday, September 15, 2026
Time: 6:00 – 7:30 pm PDT
Format: Virtual via WebEx
There is no charge to attend, but registration is required.
In today’s competitive business environment, controlling waste and maintaining consistent quality are essential for organizational success. While most organizations have basic corrective action processes in place, many struggle to sustain improvements over time.
This presentation focuses on building an effective corrective action system that goes beyond short-term fixes. Attendees will learn how to properly identify root causes, implement corrective actions, and sustain improvements throughout the product and process lifecycle. The session highlights practical approaches to system structure, effectiveness measurement, leadership accountability, and common myths surrounding root cause analysis (RCA).
Topics Covered
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Core definitions and concepts
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Structure of an effective corrective action system
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Effectiveness factors and sustainability
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Common RCA myths
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Roles, responsibilities, and accountability
About the speaker: Babak Baghaei is a quality management leader with more than 28 years of experience implementing management systems and leading improvement initiatives across multiple industries. Through 7Q Solutions and the development of ZDQ, he helps organizations build practical Quality Management Systems that strengthen accountability, improve decision-making, and deliver measurable operational results.
Babak’s vision is to transform quality management from a compliance requirement into a performance-driven system and competitive advantage. He holds multiple professional certifications, including ASQ Six Sigma Black Belt, Quality Engineer, and Manager of Quality/Organizational Excellence, as well as Lead Auditor credentials for several internationally recognized ISO and industry standards.
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