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MSP /SPC : Understanding Statistical Process Control (Core Tools AIAG) – #35
Context
You wish to optimise the performance of your processes by using a statistical management approach allowing you to stabilise their variability.
Objectives
- Know how to identify the need to set up control charts.
- Understand the basic concepts of statistics and the difference between common and assignable causes.
- Know how to choose and use the right charts for your needs.
- Know how to handle the special cases of small production runs.
- Understand how to avoid the most common errors.
- Know how to prepare and calculate the short-term and long-term capabilities.
- Identify the conditions for successful deployment of SPC in your company.
Recommanded for
- Quality and Continuous Improvement team.
- Quality / QHSE manager, engineer, technician.
- Quality auditor.
- Methods – Industrialisation Manager.
- Production manager, engineer, technician.
Prerequisites
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Have studied the MSP e-learning before the course.
Pedagogy
- The training is based on numerous exercises to help you use the various statistical tools.
- For in-house training, preparation prior to the course enables data to be collected with a view to developing company-specific exercises.
Evaluation mode
- Knowledge test (MCQ).
Course materials
- Participant file containing the presentations delivered during the training and the exercise materials.
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An Excel file is provided with all the pre-formatted formulas, giving you all the tools you need to easily apply the statistical concepts during and after the training course.
To go further
Trainings:
- MSP / SPC : Become an expert in Statistical Process Control (Core Tools AIAG) – #351
- Becoming a Green Belt – #61
Consulting services: EURO-SYMBIOSE can assist you in the concrete implementation in your company. Contact us to know more about it.
Basic notions of statistical concepts.
Setting up the MSP :
- Shewhart maps to attributes (p, np, c, u).
Setting up the MSP: Shewhart maps with individual values (X, mR).
Managing the MSP approach in the operational phase: Shewhart maps: Xbarre, R and with extended control limits (known as 3D).
Special case of small production runs and processes showing a trend.
Capability studies (machine, short-term and long-term capabilities).
Managing serial processes.
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