KAFU Invests on Training of New Process Owners on ISO 9001:2015
November 4, 2025 2025-11-25 9:25KAFU Invests on Training of New Process Owners on ISO 9001:2015
Kaimosi Friends University (KAFU) has reinforced its dedication to maintaining high standards through a comprehensive two-day induction and training workshop focused on the ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System (QMS).
The intensive program, held on May 10th and 11th, 2025, at the Tom Mboya Labour College in Kisumu, was specifically designed to equip the university’s twenty-two newly appointed process owners with a thorough understanding of the international QMS requirements. a
University management underscored the critical importance of the training. Acting Vice Chancellor Prof. Peter Mwita addressed the issue of process duplication within KAFU, stating that this training is further emphasized the workshop’s role in facilitating.
“This training is crucial for improving operational efficiency and service deliver in our university by enhancing document reviews, leading to improved efficiency in the QMS.” Said Prof Mwita.
Echoing this sentiment, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Administration, Finance, Planning and Development – AFPD) Prof Thomas Kipkurgat informed the members of staff that a robust quality management system is essential for any operating university. He deemed the training timely, especially considering the anticipated growth in staff and student numbers.
Dr. Fozia Nurwin, the Director of Quality Assurance and Management Systems (QA&MS), highlighted the significance of the initiative in her opening remarks. She acknowledged the importance of integrating new staff and process owners into the University’s QMS and emphasized the training’s critical role in ensuring continuous quality compliance across all university processes.
The workshop, expertly facilitated by Dr. Stephen Kahara, Director of Performance Contracting (PC) and ISO at Murang’a University of Technology, focused on several key objectives. These included providing a detailed understanding of the ISO 9001:2015 standard, clarifying the roles and responsibilities of process owners within the QMS framework, equipping participants with the skills for effective process management and improvement, and fostering a culture of continuous quality enhancement across the institution.
Closing remarks from the Acting Deputy Vice Chancellor Academic, Student Affairs and Research Prof. Julius Kipkemboi indicated that the training was well-received and highly engaging. Participants reportedly gained practical tools and strategies directly applicable to their respective roles.
This proactive investment in the training of new process owners underscores KAFU’s unwavering commitment to embedding a strong culture of quality throughout the institution. By ensuring the ongoing effectiveness of its QMS, the university aims to enhance the overall experience and outcomes for its students, staff, and the broader university community.
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Michael
Brings out the best of the university,thank you for the transformation