Meet Global Supply Chain Standards. Protect Your Contracts.
Responsible Business Alliance (RBA) Compliance Training
Your global customers and OEM partners are auditing your factory against RBA/EICC standards — and non-compliance with labour, health and safety, environment, ethics, or management system requirements is threatening your supply contracts and market access.
Participants gain a thorough understanding of the RBA Code of Conduct requirements — covering all five pillars — and the operational changes, documentation, and audit readiness needed to achieve and sustain compliance. Organisations protect their supply chain relationships, pass RBA audits, and build the responsible business practices that global buyers increasingly mandate.
Key Outcomes
Apply the RBA Code of Conduct requirements across all five pillars: labour, H&S, environment, ethics, and management systems
Conduct an RBA self-assessment (SAQ) and identify priority gap areas for remediation
Prepare documentary evidence and operational controls that satisfy RBA audit requirements
Develop and monitor a Corrective Action Plan (CAP) for any identified RBA nonconformances
What Makes it Different
RBA SAQ Workshop: participants complete the RBA Self-Assessment Questionnaire against their own operations
Audit Simulation: participants respond to realistic RBA auditor questions and document review requests
CAP Template: a structured corrective action plan format aligned to RBA audit finding categories
Training can be scoped to your specific RBA audit findings, pending audit date, or the particular pillars where gaps have been identified in your most recent SAQ or third-party assessment.
Essential for electronics, technology, and contract manufacturing supply chain participants — delivered to EHS, HR, operations, and compliance teams in E&E, semiconductor, and precision engineering facilities in Malaysia.