Statistical Process Control With Excel Applications
SPC methodology has been widely recognized as one of the key tool to achieve product or service quality excellence by proactively controlling the manufacturing process. The statistical approach works towards minimizing variations due to special causes with great emphasis placed on the understanding of SPC fundamentals by the shopfloor team to create stability and predictability in the process.
PREREQUISITE
No prior knowledge in statistics is needed to attend this course, however all participants are required to use excel spreadsheet for practical exercises.
Participants are required to bring along laptop together with applicable variable and attribute data.
Note:
Variable data – process parametric data that are measurable
Attribute data – visual inspection data from production or quality
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PREREQUISITE
No prior knowledge in statistics is needed to attend this course, however all participants are required to use excel spreadsheet for practical exercises.
Participants are required to bring along laptop together with applicable variable and attribute data.
Note:
Variable data – process parametric data that are measurable
Attribute data – visual inspection data from production or quality
To view the training content / outline, please click below:
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Grasp fundamental concepts of SPC
Identify process variation due to special causes
Use appropriate tools to recognize “out of control” process conditions,
Conduct process capability analysis, and monitor process stability,
set-up SPC monitoring system.
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Identify process variation due to special causes
Use appropriate tools to recognize “out of control” process conditions,
Conduct process capability analysis, and monitor process stability,
set-up SPC monitoring system.
To view the training content / outline, please click below:
Request for proposal
Who should attend
Shopfloor workforce mainly consist of Technicians, Supervisors, Line Leaders, QC/QA and Operational Trainers. The course is also suitable for Junior Engineers/ Executives and New Hires to introduce the basic concepts before embarking on intermediate level of SPC knowledge.
Methodology
Activity based training
Relevant games & simulations
Group discussions / Case studies
Interactive storytelling
Slide presentations / 2-way interactions
Group exercises / Role plays Q & A
To view the training content / outline, please click below:
Request for proposal
Shopfloor workforce mainly consist of Technicians, Supervisors, Line Leaders, QC/QA and Operational Trainers. The course is also suitable for Junior Engineers/ Executives and New Hires to introduce the basic concepts before embarking on intermediate level of SPC knowledge.
Methodology
Activity based training
Relevant games & simulations
Group discussions / Case studies
Interactive storytelling
Slide presentations / 2-way interactions
Group exercises / Role plays Q & A
To view the training content / outline, please click below:
Request for proposal
Statistical Process Control With Minitab Applications
SPC methodology has been widely recognized as one of the key tool to achieve product or service quality excellence by proactively controlling the manufacturing process. The statistical approach works towards minimizing variations due to special causes with great emphasis placed on the understanding of SPC fundamentals by the shopfloor team in order to create stability and predictability in the process.
PREREQUISITE
No prior knowledge in statistics is needed to attend this course, however all participants are required to use excel spreadsheet and Minitab software for practical exercises.
Participants are required to bring along laptop together with applicable variable and attribute data.
Note:
Variable data – process parametric data that are measurable
Attribute data – visual inspection data from production or quality
To view the training content / outline, please click below:
Request for proposal
PREREQUISITE
No prior knowledge in statistics is needed to attend this course, however all participants are required to use excel spreadsheet and Minitab software for practical exercises.
Participants are required to bring along laptop together with applicable variable and attribute data.
Note:
Variable data – process parametric data that are measurable
Attribute data – visual inspection data from production or quality
To view the training content / outline, please click below:
Request for proposal
Grasp fundamental concepts of SPC
Identify process variation due to special causes
Use appropriate tools to recognize “out of control” process conditions,
Organize SPC projects for process improvement
To view the training content / outline, please click below:
Request for proposal
Identify process variation due to special causes
Use appropriate tools to recognize “out of control” process conditions,
Organize SPC projects for process improvement
To view the training content / outline, please click below:
Request for proposal
Who should attend
Shopfloor workforce mainly consist of Technicians, Supervisors, Line Leaders, QC/QA and Operational Trainers. The course is also suitable for Junior Engineers/ Executives and New Hires to introduce the basic concepts before embarking on intermediate level of SPC knowledge.
Methodology
Activity based training
Relevant games & simulations
Group discussions / Case studies
Interactive storytelling
Slide presentations / 2-way interactions
Group exercises / Role plays
Q & A
To view the training content / outline, please click below:
Request for proposal
Shopfloor workforce mainly consist of Technicians, Supervisors, Line Leaders, QC/QA and Operational Trainers. The course is also suitable for Junior Engineers/ Executives and New Hires to introduce the basic concepts before embarking on intermediate level of SPC knowledge.
Methodology
Activity based training
Relevant games & simulations
Group discussions / Case studies
Interactive storytelling
Slide presentations / 2-way interactions
Group exercises / Role plays
Q & A
To view the training content / outline, please click below:
Request for proposal