Statistical Process Control (SPC) October 12, 2010

Statistical Process Control is a powerful tool which applies statistical methods to measure and control variation in a process. It involves the use of control charts to monitor the performance of the process on real time. Uncontrolled variation in a process leads to detrimental effect to the quality of the products or services that is produced by the process.

Statistical Process Control solves problem using quantitative methods. It uses both the diagnostic techniques to locate source of problem and also prescriptive methods which solves the problem.

Understanding the inherent variation in our processes is fundamental to gain knowledge on the performance and capability of our process. However, not realizing that variation is a part of our process leads to over-adjustment or under-adjustment of the process which leads to defective products.
What is this workshop about?

This program is a comprehensive program that will teach participants all that they ever need to know about SPC concepts and methods to implement SPC effectively. It is the only SPC program participants will ever need to attend as it combines both the basic and advanced concepts of SPC and gives a complete education to the participants on the effectiveness and benefits of implementing SPC at their workplace.
Why this workshop?

By the end of the session, you would be able to:

* Differentiate between random and special variation
* Learn why random variation is a part of your process
* Understand the importance of having a statistically controlled process to ensure consistency in quality of your products/services
* Understand why it is important to reduce/minimize variation in your process
* Use the right type of chart to be used in your organization based on your data
* Discover methods to implement SPC in incoming, in-process and also out-going Quality Control activities
* Monitor and control your supplier's quality using Statistical Process Control
* Learn when to make adjustments on your process and when to leave it alone
* Apply the step by step method to conduct capability studies on your process for better communication with your customers
* Use SPC as a quality monitoring tool to drive towards six sigma performance
* Discover step by step guidelines to effectively implement SPC at your workplace

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