T/TSAQ 10002-2021 Guidelines for Normalized Prevention and Control of COVID-19 during QC Series Activities
T/TSAQ 10002-2021 Guidelines for Normalized Prevention and Control of COVID-19 during QC Series Activities
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Main technical content: This document is based on the relevant prevention and control guidelines during the normalization of COVID-19 prevention and control (hereinafter referred to as the epidemic) and the effective experiences and practices accumulated by various enterprises. It follows the requirements of the group standards T/TSAQ 10001-2020 "Evaluation Criteria for the Construction of Quality-Reliable Work Teams" and T/CAQ 10201-2020 "Guidelines for Quality Management Group Activities". On the basis of existing prevention and control-related systems and norms, combined with QC series activities and the practice of enterprise management, it provides a work guide from the aspects of strategy, resources, process management, measurement, analysis and improvement, and results, highlighting the practical guidance. While actively implementing the important instructions of General Secretary Xi Jinping on the prevention and control of the novel coronavirus infection pneumonia epidemic, and the decisions and deployments of the Party Central Committee, the State Council, and local governments at all levels, units need to take practical and effective actions in accordance with this document. This not only ensures that the requirements of normal prevention and control of the epidemic and emergency response are met during the daily operation of the organization, but also complies with the requirements of graded and zoned control of the epidemic during the normalization of prevention and control of the epidemic. It ensures the continuity of QC series activities, actively promotes the application of activity results in the organization's production and operation, and serves the high-quality development of the enterprise. Units and QC series activities can also refer to this document when dealing with other sudden public health events.