SPC I - An Introduction to Statistical Process Control

Gain fundamental knowledge of the principles and practices of statistical process control. Note: A scientific calculator is necessary. Please bring one to class.

Seminar Content
The History and Strategy of SPC
Basic Graphical Methods
Quality Control versus Process Control

The Central Limit Theorem
Introduction to Non-normal Data
Monitoring Process Behavior

Sources of Variation
Common and Special Cause Sources
Detecting Special Cause Sources

Sampling
Random, Systematic and Rational Samples
Appropriate Sample Size

Xbar and R Charts
Differences Between Measurements and Averages
Computing Control Limits and Charting
Chart Interpretation

X and MR Charts
p, c, np, and u Charts

Guidelines for Analysis of Charts

Process Capability
The Standard Normal Capability Indices: Cpk and Cp; Ppk and Pp

Complimentary breakfast and lunch included.

Each participant will receive a comprehensive manual at the start of the seminar and upon successful completion, participants will receive certification.

 

 
 
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