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Here are practical SPC examples from manufacturing
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Statistical Process Control (SPC) uses control charts to understand variation and respond correctly. Avoid random adjustments that make things worse. Examples:
- Decide whether it helps to adjust machines producing scrap, or if it's wasted time
- Compare normal variation and robustness of different machines when making investments
- Visualize the effect of changes by comparing control limits before and after
- Implement preventive maintenance based on variation patterns
What course participants say:
«SPC and Process mapping has helped both me and the team in our daily work. We are much more robust as a team and collaborate in a new and better way.»
«Very well explained. It opened my eyes to not overreacting to normal variation and how to reduce variation.»
«Good exercises. Relevant and relatable. Skilled and engaging instructor.»
Course instructor: Sissel P. Lundeby
20+ years of SPC experience: «SPC is the tool that has meant the most to me when improving processes. Everywhere I see overreaction to normal variation - it makes processes worse, steals time and is costly!
Robust processes that consistently deliver on customer requirements need knowledge about variation. SPC helps you understand variation.»
IASSC accredited instructor • Chemical Engineer • Black Belt since 2002
