Details:
Date: 11 April 2022 – 12 April 2022
Time: 02:00 PM – 05:00 PM
Training Certification Details:
- Participants scoring 70% above in objective and exercise will get a “Successful completion certificate”
- Others will be given a “Participation certificate”
This training is useful for all the shop floor, freshers and mechanical engineers.
This training session will be covered all these below-mentioned topics with all the live examples and also will be explained how to solve problems using these tools with practical examples and you will get an idea and it will be helpful in your career and industries.
QC Tools
QC tools are also called problem-solving tools
What is a problem?
A visible performance deficiency in manufacturing, service, or business process or product.
Types of tools :
1)Data collection – Means gathering the data needed for other tools. No data is better than wrong data. Because, with wrong data, it is impossible to get the right solution
2) Brainstorming – Constructive & creative idea generation by a team. A group of the brain is far superior in generating sizable quantities of solution as compared to an individual brain. Cross-fertilization is the core behind brainstorming
3)Cause & effect diagram – Systematic depiction of causes of a problem. Any effect(problem) is because of many causes. This will help in going towards “root cause” Effective action on root cause will increase the probability of solution to a great extent.
4)Graphs & charts – Graphical summarization of data. It is easier to understand graphs and charts as compared to words and paragraphs
5)Stratification – Pinpointing of the location or source of a quality problem. This will direct our time and energy to quickly come down to the problematic area of the issue
6)Pareto analysis – Prioritization for taking actions by focusing on vital few so that the magnitude of the problem reduces for further application
7)Histograms – Graphical representation of the distribution of measurements. Will be able to estimate pattern of distribution as compared to a given specification
8)Scatter diagrams – Charts depicting the relationship between two variables. Many a time it will be easier to work with an independent variables so that the effect of the dependent variable can be easily assessed.
Regression analysis is an analytical tool to establish relationships between two variables. This to be used, once from scatter diagram we confirm the relationship between two variables
9)Box plots – Data summary tool especially for the small sample & comparing of distributions. Very useful to assess the processes where it is difficult to get a large number of samples due to cost and time constraints
