QUALITY CONTROL COURSE IN BHAKKAR,SAHIWAL IN KHUSHAB

The course will comprise a balanced blend of the statistical quality control concepts and hands-on training in the methods, standards and guidelines currently being used for industrial quality control. The course will not assume any prior knowledge other than previous exposure to elementary probability theory; the discussion will be self-contained and all of the topics will be developed from the fundamentals. The course will enable a practising engineer to gain a firm grasp of statistical quality control methods and enable him/her to not only analyze and improve existing quality control processes, but also design and implement new quality control processes in industrial settings.
History of quality control, modern quality control philosophy, Design-Measure-Analyze-Improve-Control paradigm, methods for describing variation including histograms, stem-and-leaf plots, box plots, discrete and continuous random variables, probability plots, statistical inference methods, design of control charts for variable and attribute data including X-bar, R, S, CUSUM, MA and EWMA charts, sensitizing rules including Western Electric guidelines, average run length, process characterization and capability analysis, gauge R&R studies, design of experiments with emphasis on factorial design, sampling inspection, attribute and variable acceptance plans, six-sigma and TQM.
Quality and consistency in products and services is a minimum expectation from customers and despite a clear need for quality control (QC), there’s a distinct lack of certified skills. This free Introduction to Quality Control course covers the different dimensions of ‘quality’, the seven quality control tools of effective quality management and the basic approach to statistical process control (SPC) for quality control of products and services.
Quality assurance and control systems provide guidance on principles, methods, and best practices for organizations to strive for excellence in everything they do. Quality management is a leadership practice that has a positive impact on the entire work environment. Effective leaders build a solid foundation that allows them to develop truly committed employees with high morale and improved performance, providing employees with opportunities for participation, problem solving, and teamwork, it creates a level of motivation within each employee.
The course will explain the natures of, and differences between, Quality Assurance & Quality Control. Quality Assurance is process oriented and focuses on defect prevention, whilst Quality Control is product or service oriented and focuses on defect identification and remedy. Typically, Quality Assurance involves extensive planning of activities to prevent things going wrong and leading to poor product or service. In contrast, Quality Control techniques exist to to maintain standards in operations and achieve Improvement.
??This course introduces the key concepts in managing service organisations and their operations. The focus is on creating value and customer satisfaction. This course covers in-depth discussions of services, value creations, service strategy, and the issues related to the development of a service system. This course also addresses topics crucial to effectively and efficiently operating a service system, such as managing capacity and demand, and service quality management.
Objectives
At the end of this seminar, each participant will be able to:
? Define “quality” and key quality concepts and terms
? Know the evolution of quality-related thinking and how it pertains to modern projects
? Differentiate between customer expectations, standards, and requirements
? Write quality-supportive requirements statements
? Design a quality audit to promote project, product, and process improvement
? Know basic quality-related statistical terms and concepts
? Identify the Seven Basic Tools of Quality
? Select quality control tools appropriate for different project types
? Create a Quality Management Plan that links customer expectations, project scope, product requirements, andsuccess metrics.
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