This one day practical SPC training course will provide delegates with a basic knowledge and understanding of the principles of Statistical Process Control and the methodologies for performing capability studies. Our course is highly practical and avoids detailed knowledge or discussion of statistical theory.

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Forget about scheduling babysitters, fighting traffic or rushing to class. SPC's online courses offer the convenience and flexibility of distance learning to help you.

As well as being one of the core components of the Six Sigma approach, Statistical Process Control (SPC) is also a key element of IATF16949, where it is required to be used within the Product Realisation process. Many problems encountered with Statistical Process Control (SPC) and Design of Experiments (DOE) are caused by problems with measurement systems where the process of obtaining measurements and data may have variation and produce defects. SPC is an optimisation philosophy concerned with continuous process improvement, using a collection of (statistical) tools for data and process analysis making inferences about process behaviour.

SPC is a key component of Total Quality initiatives and ultimately SPC seeks to maximise profit by improving product quality, improving productivity, streamlining process, reducing wastage and reducing variation.

Introduction to SPC Training Professional athletes receive years of extensive training so they can perform at the peak of their ability. This is done to increase their chance of success and reduce the risk of injuries or other problems. So why would you not provide training for your most important investment, your people?

Proper training can increase your chance of success and allow your team to perform at the peak of their abilities. Proper development, implementation and continued maintenance of a Statistical Process Control (SPC) system can involve a significant investment of time and resources. Therefore it is imperative that the SPC system you implement will have a positive effect on the quality of your product and performance of your manufacturing processes. The professional staff of Subject Matter Experts (SME) at Quality-One can provide the proper training resources to fill your specific needs.

Whether you are new to SPC or are familiar with the process and just need to sharpen your skills, Quality-One can provide the type of training that suits your needs. Three types of training are available: Onsite Training During an onsite SPC Training event, one of our industry leading SMEs will come to your facility and provide the training. This type of SPC Training can provide immediate value to your team and your SPC process.

This method of training is often more convenient for scheduling personnel and enables the team to participate in the training as a group. Onsite training has proven to be a popular option for organizations that have multiple team members that require training. The expenses are less compared to having your entire team travel. Offsite Training Quality-One Technical Training Centers are available for offsite SPC Training.

The offsite training option is beneficial to companies with less than five associates that require a working knowledge of SPC. Our facilities provide the participants an environment free from the distractions and interruptions of daily work activities, which increases knowledge transfer and encourages participation. The offsite training experience can provide opportunities for participants from various industries to share knowledge and experiences. The atmosphere promotes sharing different viewpoints and unique challenges from diverse backgrounds and disciplines. In addition, best practices from one industry are often shared to the benefit of another.

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This interaction tends to keep interest and participation high. Online Training The Quality-One Statistical Process Control (SPC) Online Overview is completely interactive with audio, video, animation and downloadable reference materials.

The online overview is perfect for a basic introduction to SPC methodology or for a subject matter review. The online course is self-paced, provides immediate access to SPC content and is available 24 hours a day. The participant will have 30 days to complete the course and may access it as often as desired.