What does QAAA mean in AUSTRALIAN

The Quality Assurance Association of Australia (QAAA) is a professional organisation promoting quality assurance and standards for products, services, and processes across all industries in Australia. It provides guidance and education on the principles of quality assurance, as well as offering certification services.

Being certified by the QAAA demonstrates that an organization has met certain standards set by this organization and shows dedication to providing high-quality products or services to customers. It also increases customer trust, improves customer relationships, and promotes increased competitiveness in business.

Organizations must ensure that their systems meet certain criteria set by the QAAA before applying for certification. The process involves developing a quality system according to certain guidelines before submitting an application with supporting documents such as manuals and procedures for review. Once approved, organizations receive a certificate indicating their success in passing the assessment process.

Individuals or organisations working within any industry in Australia may become members of the QAAA either through individual or organisational memberships. Both memberships offer access to professional development seminars, newsletters, legal advice assistance, training discounts among other benefits aimed at helping professionals stay up-to-date in matters related to quality management.

No, it does not include any form of liability insurance coverage but instead offers general legal advice assistance as part of its member services. Professional indemnity insurance coverage can be obtained elsewhere however it is not required for membership with the QAAA.