Quality
engineering, applied statistical consulting,
and training services for R&D, product, process,
and manufacturing engineering organizations.
Upcoming Events:
Quality Managers' Network Meeting:
Evaluating Sampling Plans from ANSI/ASQ Z1.4 (Formerly MIL-STD-105)
Using Operating Characteristic Curves, Paul Mathews,
7:30-9:00AM, 31 October 2008, Lakeland Community College, Room E116,
Free! ANSI/ASQ Z1.4 is the best known and most popular sampling
standard for attributes. Paul Mathews will review the use of the
standard including the switching rules between normal, tightened, and
reduced inspection and he will discuss the use of operating
characteristic (OC) curves to evaluate and compare sampling plans.
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Sample Size Calculations for Process
Improvement, by Paul Mathews at Lakeland Community College,
3:00PM to 7:00PM, November 11, 18, and December 2, 1.6 CEUs, $399. As
companies have discovered the value of data-based decision making
methods during their adoption of Six Sigma and Lean, they’ve become
more conscious of the need to balance the costs associated with taking
too much data with the risks associated with taking too few. The
purpose of this course is to teach students how to right-size their
data collection activities.The cost will be $399 (textbook included).
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details.
Introduction to Statistical Process
Control, by Paul Mathews at Lakeland Community College, 3:00PM
to 7:00PM, November 11, 18, and December 2. This
course is intended for operators, quality managers, engineers, and
technicians who are in a position to identify the need for, use, and
interpret SPC charts and who are interested in promoting the use of SPC
in their organizations. Hands-on activities will be used to demonstrate
real problems and solutions. The cost will be $199.