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Quality Control: The Means to an End

Lyndsy Haviland | May 21, 2010 in 5 S's,Quality Control,SPC,Statistical Process Control | Comments (0)

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Lyndsy HavilandQuality control promotes cycle time reduction, variability reduction, and better management.  Methods used to measure quality control include statistical process control (SPC), pareto charts, ishakawa diagrams (cause-and-effect, fishbone), check sheets, scatter plots, taguchi quality philosophy, and the 5 S’s.  Some of these methods require extensive measurements and a lot of information to give an accurate description of the situation and some of these methods require only a brainstorming session.  Below a few of these are detailed.

 

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