Statistical Process Control (SPC)

Introduction

Manufacturing Organizations use SPC tools to drive continual improvement in Manufacturing and Production Operations. In the present work environment everyone involved in continual improvement should be equipped or armed with the know how in utilizing SPC tools. This course will improve the analytic skill and effectiveness in monitoring process performances as well as the implementation of the appropriate countermeasure when process deviates from the target. It will also determine the process capability.

 How Will You Benefit

The ultimate goal of every manufacturing company is to achieve total customer satisfaction. One of the key initiatives in achieving this goal is through the introduction of Statistical Process Control (SPC).

The understanding of variation, its source and how to control the variation is the fundamental in making sure that the manufacturing process is stable. Through the introduction of statistical process control (SPC), it will prompt the user when there is out of control situation.

This course will introduce the participants to basic understanding of statistic, perform hand –on measurement system analysis, conduct process capability study and establish an effective Statistical Process Control (SPC) program.

The program aims to:

• Describe the overall concepts of variation to the process, fundamental statistics and measurement system.
• Describe the key elements and importance of an effective Statistical Process Control (SPC) program.
• Construct control charts for variable data (X-bar-R, and X-mR) and attribute charts (p, np, c, and u).
• Outline the steps in implementing and maintaining the SPC program.
• Where you can and cannot use X bar R Charts.

Who Should Attend

Technicians, Supervisors, Executives, Quality & Manufacturing Engineers, Maintenance Engineers, and Management Personnel who are involved in continuous improvement activities

Methodology

Lecture, Workshop Activities, Discussion & Excel based Calculations.

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