Statistical Process Control (SPC) is a worldwide
standard and a proven technique used extensively in
the manufacturing and service industry, especially
for process control and quality improvement initiatives.
This training program is a follow-up program from
SPC 1. It provides the principles and concepts of
Statistical Process Control (SPC) that is so vital
to Quality Improvement programs in the industry. It
demonstrates the power of proven techniques to assist
with problem solving and process control. This SPC
2 course emphasizes on advanced control charting,
Process Capability Study, Hypothesis testing and Gage
Repeatability and Reproducibility (GageR&R) techniques.
What differentiates this training program from “traditional”
SPC course is that it helps to “accelerate”
the participant’s learning curve. By utilizing
the common computer spreadsheet techniques, we can
reduce meticulous tasks such as tedious calculations,
graphing and searching of statistical tables into
just “a few easy clicks of buttons on the computer
keyboard”. By doing so, it allows participants
more time to focus on fundamental
analysis and results oriented rather than activities
oriented.
Computerized simulation techniques
are also used throughout the course to will help explain
the workings of statistics and reveals the power of
SPC techniques to assist with problem solving and
process control. This training program combines various
teaching methods (group discussions, case studies,
demonstration, computer simulations, etc) that will
definitely help accelerate and reinforce the participant’s
understanding of the control charts functionalities
with an emphasis on participation throughout. This
training program is a must for those who are serious
about acquiring Statistical Process Control skills
using an effective and accelerated learning method.
NOTE: Value-add MS
Excel working templates will be given to participants
after completion of this course. These working templates
can save participants hundreds of hours in creating
charts and building tables. With this valuable tool,
participants can transfer all that is taught into
their workplace immediately.
