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ONLINE SPCUB
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| 1 - 6/4/2009 03:58 PM Eastern |
This blended course will help you understand the role and application of Statistical Process Control (SPC) to improve business performance. It offers self-paced learning on the concepts of SPC and then puts you in a virtual workshop where you’ll get to work with real data and an industry expert. There will be a strong utilities industry operational focus in the workshop portion of this course. You’ll bring your own data to the workshop to learn, and more importantly, to take back to your organization and begin realizing some of the benefits of using SPC.
NOTES:
-Participants must complete the web-based portion of the course with 80% or higher prior to attending the course
--SigmaXL® will be used in the workshop. A free 30 day trial download of the software (DON’T download until right before the workshop!) can be found here: http://www.sigmaxl.com/SigmaXL%20Information.html. Review the control chart section of the manual
-Participants will send non-proprietary data to the instructor prior to the workshop
Member Price: $1,120
List/Forum/Division Price: $1,250
To register, go to: https://secure.asq.org/regform-blended.html
or see “Registration Form” under “More Information” |
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The Quality Group |
ASQ Customer Service |
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You will:
-Understand what Statistical Process Control (SPC) is and how it differs from the usual methods of quality control
-Learn applications of various quality tools and technique that support process improvement
--See how histograms help teams better understand process behavior
--Use of sample data in estimating population characteristics
--Normal distribution and normal curves
-Learn how to determine the appropriate control charts to use for various process parameters
-Receive explanation and applications of the basic rules of control chart usage
--Preview 7 utility operational examples of control charts: Individuals & Moving Range (I & MR), Xbar-R, Xbar-R, X bar-s, p, np, c, and u
-Understand control limits and use of control charts to detect special causes of variation in processes
-Understand and assess process capability, Cp, Cpk, Pp, and Ppk
-Understand the relationship of SPC with some supporting quality improvement tools and techniques
--Understand the role of Design of Experiments (DOE) can play in process improvement; cover highlights of DOE
-Understand the overall role of SPC in improving business performance and delivering predictable results |
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| Anyone in the utilities industry working in operations, operations support, and/or process owners |
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