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STATISTICAL PROCESS CONTROL Training
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ARE YOU EXPERIENCING ANY OF THESE CHALLENGES?
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Experiencing a lot of variation in the quality of final
product? |
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Wish you had predefined quality standards
to ensure that individual processes are consistent? |
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Tossing or reworking product because of
quality issues that should have been caught early in production? |
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Employees complain of quality issues but
don't know how to pinpoint where the problems are? |
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Want employees to take more responsibility
for their part in building quality into the product? |
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Wish you could save money by reducing waste
and rework in your production operation? |
…If the answer is "Yes,"
MMEC's Statistical Process
Control training may
be what you need.
PREREQUISITE: Basic
math skills.
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
This course provides an introduction to
statistical process control (SPC) and details on how a company can
begin managing process variation by applying SPC principles. Participants
will learn the importance of measuring and monitoring process output
and variation to improve quality and achieve operational cost savings.
Participants will learn about a variety of SPC tools that can be
deployed to monitor process variation. Special emphasis will be
placed on easy-to-use SPC tools such as Control Charts, Histograms,
and Pareto analysis. Participants will be given an opportunity to
gather statistical process data and put these tools to use as a
part of short process simulations and process improvement exercises.
This course will explore how SPC principles can be applied to all
business processes, not just product processes. Participants will
also learn how to motivate individuals and teams to cooperatively
get involved in data collection, analysis and continuous improvement
initiatives.
LEARN HOW TO:
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Monitor, manage and respond
to process variation. |
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Apply basic statistical analysis to monitor
process variation. |
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Gather SPC data quickly for immediate analysis. |
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Take corrective action when a process isn't
produced within standards of variation. |
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Motivate individuals and teams to engage
in SPC process improvement activities. |
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Build quality into your product at all points
of the manufacturing process, rather than testing it at the
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WHO SHOULD PARTICIPATE
Company owner, quality manager or manufacturing
manager/supervisor/team leader.
COURSE LENGTH & FORMAT:
4 Hours; classroom presentation, short SPC
simulation and group exercises, discussion, and Q&A.
CLASS SIZE GUIDELINES:
Public Event: 10 minimum
Private Company Event: Variable (depending on internal demand)
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