A Lesson in Quality Management and Safety Excellence from PSG.
Spanish coach Luis Enrique has done what every quality leader aims to achieve, turning a group of high-performing individuals into a cohesive, disciplined, and results-driven team.
By parting ways with soloists like Neymar, Messi, and Mbappé, he restructured PSG not just with talent, but with clarity, process, and purpose. The result? A team now recognized as one of the most tactically disciplined and efficient in Europe.
What lessons can we learn in quality management and Safety?
Quality Management Insight
Success isn’t just about having top-tier resources. It’s about building systems, enforcing standards, and fostering a culture of continuous improvement.
Just like in ISO 9001 or ISO 45001 systems, consistency, coordination, and clear roles outperform chaos no matter how talented the players.
Safety Perspective
A disjointed team on the field is like a workplace without safety protocols is prone to costly errors and risks. Discipline, communication, and collective responsibility are the backbone of incident-free operations and high-performance outcomes.
As Enrique now stands as a Champions League winner with two different clubs, but particularly with this PSG team, making history with the highest ever scoreline in a champions League final.
it reminds us: True excellence is built on teamwork, structure, and strategic execution.
✅ Build the system.
✅ Train the people.
✅ Trust the process.
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