Effective 7 QC Tools for Continuous Improvement

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    Effective 7 QC Tools for Continuous ImprovementCourse Outline (2-Day Schedule)

    Module 1:Introduction

    Continuous Improvement KAIZEN - MINDSETQC Ensures High Quality, Low Priced ProductsWhy is Japanese industrial productivity so high?Deming Principles14 Driving Points7 Deadly Diseases7 Obstacles that holds you backFour Imperatives for a 6-SIGMA drive

    Quality History

    Module 2:

    What is DATA and what do you do with it?What are the 7 QC Tools and How To Use ThemWhat the 7 New Tools are and their useDoes Quality cost less? How do we achieve that?Do defects occur because of dispersion?Procedures For Problem Solving Using The 7 QC Tools10-Step QC Story problem-solving method

    Making use of data to increase productivityApplying the 7 QC Tools towards problem-solving

    Module 3:

    The Pareto DiagramHow to construct Pareto DiagramsHow to classify the defects & display using a Pareto DiagramHow to identify the problems in their order of severity

    How to get a hand on the real problem from among many

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    Module 4:

    The Fishbone Diagram (Cause & Effect Diagram)How to construct Fishbone DiagramHow to generate all the probable causes for every defect

    How to apply the Brainstorming Technique during problem solving meetingHow to search out & organize all possible factors

    Module 5:

    The GraphsWhat are the kinds of graphs commonly used in a manufacturing environment?How to plot the Bar & Line Graphs

    How to interpret these graphs

    How to make the data visible to the eye

    Module 6:

    The ChecksheetWhat is the best method to take down data simply?How to prevent inspection slip-through

    How to construct simple Checksheet for convenient usage on the shop floor

    Module 7:

    The HistogramHow to know & predict occurrence of defectsHow to construct a Histogram

    How to interpret various shapes of a distribution diagram

    Module 8:

    The Scatter DiagramsIs there a way to find out a correlation between the cause and effect of a problem?How to construct a Scatter Diagram

    How to interpret the Scatter Diagrams

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    Module 9:

    The Control ChartsWhy do defects occur?Is it due to dispersion?

    How to plot these dispersions over a period of time to determine the probable causeof dispersion

    How to interpret whether a process is stable or not

    Module 10

    8D the Discipline tool to document, establish traceability and close a caseQC Storyline the tool to communicate

    Who Should Attend:

    Leaders, supervisors, executives and managers involved in quality.Training Methodology

    The seminar uses lectures, case studies, group discussions, and workshops to

    ensure the participants absorb the materials presented

    Seminar Benefits:At the end of the seminar, participants are expected to be able to:

    y Use the fundamental principles of problem-solving in your operationsy Apply quality tools and methodsy Comment critically on corrective actions raised as a result of applying the toolsy Interpret and measure the effectiveness of implemented solutions