Statistical Process Control: Attributes

8 Hours

 

Overview

Learn how statistics are used to understand the variation in processes and how to create, use, and interpret an attribute control chart.

Who Should Attend:

Individuals involved in manufacturing processes

Course Objectives:

At the end of the session, participants will be able to:

·Define quality

·Explain the difference between internal and external customers

·Describe "world-class" quality in measurable terms

·Create a bell curve, frequency plot, and histogram

·Explain the difference between "common cause" variation and "special cause/out-of-control" variation

·Create and use an attribute control chart

·Record chart data in the correct form and location, calculate the sub-group math, plot points properly, and know how and when to make correct chart notations

·Interpret control charts in order to recognize various out-of-control conditions

·Understand your organization’s out-of-control response procedure

 

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Northwestern Michigan College
Training & Research

1701 East Front Street

Traverse City, MI 49686

 

Phone: 231-995-2218
Fax: 231-995-2022

E-Mail: TRAC@nmc.edu