Improve your ability to analyze your manufacturing system
and enhance its effectiveness. Learn how to establish, analyze
and implement a statistical process control (SPC) system in a
manufacturing environment.
Discover how to implement and audit SPC fundamentals at your
facility and develop a statistical toolbox that can be used for each
of your projects to reflect the stability and capability of your
manufacturing system.
Furthermore, find out how to develop measurement studies for each
of your projects that reflect the stability and capability of your
measurement system. Identify the linkages between the measurement
system, using techniques of measurement systems analysis (MSA)
and the appropriate tools for defining its continued capability and
effectiveness. In addition, this course includes activities to help you
understand and audit your measurement system.
NOTE: Attendance to the entire course is required to receive a Certificate of Attendance with CEUs.
Recommended for quality managers, quality team leaders, third-party auditors of ISO/TS 16949, anyone involved in the implementation of ISO/TS 16949, individuals and cross functional teams interested in risk reduction and anyone who wants a better understanding of the fundamentals of SPC and MSA.
Course Outline
Translate linkage of SPC and the measurement studies with ISO/TS 16949 requirements and PPAP
Incorporate the use of SPC and MSA through applied exercises
Develop SPC tools based on defining customer requirements and acceptance criteria
Develop measurement profiles based on defining customer requirements and acceptance criteria
Application of planning and conducting MSA
Demonstrate audit skills by utilizing of SPC and MSA basic
fundamentals
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