INTRODUCTION The need to have a capable and stable process is increasing as specifications and customers’ requirements are getting more stringent and.

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INTRODUCTION The need to have a capable and stable process is increasing as specifications and customers’ requirements are getting more stringent and demanding. The importance of Statistical Process Control and understanding the application of different techniques is key to Continual Improvement. This is also includes process capability study and step by step approach towards this direction. COURSE DURATION This is 2 days highly interactive, entertaining and useful course running from am to 05.00pm WHO SHOULD ATTEND Managers,Engineers,Supervisors,Leaders and staff involved with SPC

COURSE OBJECTIVE At the end of this course, participants will be able to : 1.Understand the basic statistical concepts. 2.Determine process/critical process parameter. 3.Identify common and assignable variation. 4.Plot and analyze controls charts. 5.Compute control limits and process capability index. 6.Monitor process drift. METHODOLOGY Lectures Exercises Case Studies Group Discussions

COURSE OUTLINE Module 1 : Introduction to SPC 1.Definition of SPC 2.Historical background Module 2 : SPC Objectives and advantages 1.Why SPC is important? 2.What is the Return on Investment (ROI) 3.Benefits of SPC Module 3 : Fundamentals Of SPC 1.Prevention vs. detection mentality 2.Precision vs. accuracy 3.Loss of function (East vs. West) 4.Cost of Quality 5.Concept of variation.

COURSE OUTLINE Module 4 : Basic Statistic 1.Discrete vs. continuous data 2.Population vs. samples. 3.Descriptive statistics. Frequently distribution Histogram Measure of location – mean, median, mode Measure of spread – Standard deviation, Variance, Range Module 5 : Process Control 1.Concept of Control 2.Process as a black box 3.Process Baseline 4.Processes benchmark 5.Process drift and shift 6.Process control system.

COURSE OUTLINE Module 6 : Control Charts 1.Overview on control charts 2.Variable control charts 3.Attribute control charts 4.Recognizing abnormal trend. Module 7 : Process Capability Analysis 1.What is process capability? 2.Process capability indices. 3.Short and long term analysis. 4.Improving process capability. 5.3 sigma process vs. 6 sigma process Module 8 : SPC Workshop