REMUDA helps technical companies in Tyrol and East Tyrol build, run and audit their quality management systems.
Pull back the waste.
Uncover what creates value.
RE
rethink, return, reduce.
MUDA
waste. The Japanese term from Lean management.
REMUDA is quality management that systematically removes what doesn't hold up - and surfaces what actually creates value. Not a binder system. A tool that works in daily life.
You might recognize yourself in one of them. Each answer is a way to work with REMUDA - honest, clear, focused.
"We don't have a QM system - and we need one."
QM as a Service
We build your quality management from scratch or take it over completely - with the expertise and the manpower a real system actually needs.
"Our quality lead is currently unavailable."
QM Interim Manager
I step into the role, keep the critical work moving and relieve your team until continuity is restored.
"We have a specific QM question and need a second pair of eyes."
QM Consulting
An outside expert on demand: best practices, honest assessment, no long contract - just the answer you need.
"A change is coming - and the team is on edge."
Change & Improvement
As a neutral guide I help make the right decisions, bring people along, and turn improvement into something that actually lives in daily work.
"We need to audit ourselves - but we can't be neutral."
Internal Audit as a Service
I audit your company against QM standards, cleanly and independently - and show concretely where you can improve.
REMUDA works mainly with technical companies in Tyrol and East Tyrol - typically up to around 50 people. Other industries are not excluded; what matters is that quality genuinely counts in your business.
Quality shows up when someone takes a close look - and is willing to say what they see, plainly.
I help technical companies in Tyrol and East Tyrol - building QM systems, filling vacancies, running audits, leading change. Three words describe how I work: honest, clear, focused.
Not sure if REMUDA is the right fit? Write me three to five sentences about your situation - the first 30 minutes are free, no commitment.
- Robert Salchner
The first conversation is free, no commitment. Three to five sentences about your situation are enough - I usually reply the same day.
Office hours: Mon–Fri, 8:00–17:00 CET
