Introduction

The Statistical Process Control (SPC) is vital to determine the productivity of the process. It’s a tool to know if a new process or an old one is improving or not.  It’s is widely recognized and used in the business industry to ensure quality in process delivery and productivity.

This SPC training aims to provide a tool for organizations which are focused on operating in high production and excellence to deliver better results and performance. 

This 2-day training program will help participants to use SPC tool as a way to enhance process within their organization.  Tools and concepts will be taught which they could readily apply in their own workspaces. It is highly recommended that each participant bring a laptop to facilitate pencil-pushing.

Learning Objectives

At the culmination of this training, participants are expected to:

• Know the importance of using statistical process control tools;
• Learn on how to use and apply the different SPC tools and techniques; and
• Detect if the process is within the state of statistical control or not and capable or not, thus, helping the participant to decide whether corrective actions are needed or not.

Who Should Attend

• Managers
• Process engineers
• Quality engineers
• Anyone who is a process owner who wish to improve further his/her own process

Program Duration

2 days, 7 hours each day

Program Outline/Course Overview

Topic 1: Introduction to Statistics

• Definition
• Introduction to Population and Sample
• Quantitative and Qualitative Data

Topic 2: Descriptive Statistics

• Changing Perspective – People-loving

• Normal Distribution
• Central Tendency
• Measures of Variability
• Modality
• Skewness
• Kurtosis

Topic 3: Data Distribution

Topic 4: Data Distribution

• The Basics
• Yellow Marble/ Non-Blue Marble
• An intuitive sense of Probabilities
• The Monty Hall Problem

Topic 5: Probability Distribution

• Discrete Probability Distributions
• Binomial Distributions
• Continuous Distributions

Topic 6: Control Charts

• Definition
• When to Use a Control Chart
• Control Chart Basic Procedure

Topic 7: Process Capability

• Definition
• Process Capability Assumptions
• Steps for a Capability Analysis

Open Discussion

For a complete course outline, email trainings@gcssinc.com.