Improve your understanding of the integration of statistical process
control (SPC) and measurement systems analysis (MSA) into ISO/TS
16949 and discover how to develop a higher quality process control
system by selecting and applying the appropriate statistical tools.
Through a combination of instructor-led training and team exercises,
you learn how SPC and MSA can be applied to a manufacturing
environment. The goal is to illustrate how these techniques can
be incorporated into a system to provide for not only process
improvement, but also product improvement.
Important: The course requires you to come with a laptop loaded with Excel®. It is also recommended that you download the following demos: Q-1 Macros and Minitab (latest version) before arriving to the class.
NOTE: Attendance to the entire course is required to receive a Certificate of Attendance with CEUs.
Improve the performance of your quality management system by practicing the basics of SPC, how SPC and MSA are interrelated, and the fundamental tools/techniques for both SPC and MSA.
Develop and execute plans to implement SPC and MSA, including which tools/techniques are applicable for differing circumstances.
Calculate and interpret following the steps in the SPC and MSA manuals.
Compare and contrast Prevention versus Detection
Identify Common and Special Causes of Variation
Utilize X-bar and R Charts: Construction, Setting Limits, Analysis, Process Control, Individual and Moving Range Charts: Construction, Setting Limits, Analysis, Process Control
Interpret Process Capability: Pp, Ppk, Cp, Cpk, Analysis
Read Attribute Charts: Proportion Nonconforming (p) Charts and Nonconformities (c) Charts; Construction, Setting Limits, Analysis, Process Control
Enable Process Stability
Define Measurement Systems and the Measurement Process
Interpret Measurement Studies for Stability, Bias, and Linearity with Examples
Interpret Measurement Studies for Repeatability and Reproducibility with Examples
Identify Measurement Uncertainty
Interpret Measurement Studies for Attributes with Examples
Relate SPC and MSA to ISO 9001:2008 and ISO/TS 16949:2009
Prerequisite
Must have a working knowledge of SPC and MSA
or have completed Understanding and Implementing MSA and SPC
training plus have a working knowledge of Excel®.
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