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Course Outline
Duration:
1 Day
Description: This
course teaches students the fundamentals of
quality management, the costs of quality, and how to achieve quality through
customer orientation. Students will learn how to achieve daily quality
management, identify variation in processes, control costs, and analyze a
company's current performance and problem causes. Course activities also cover
creating flow charts, check sheets, histograms, run charts, control charts,
cause-and-effect diagrams, Pareto charts, scatter diagrams, interrelationship
diagrams, affinity diagrams, activity network diagrams, and brainstorming.
Students will also learn how to prepare and implement quality changes, select
processes for improvement, assign a process manager, establish a process
improvement team, and create a process flowchart, and measure process
performance. The manual is designed for quick scanning in the classroom and
filled with interactive exercises that help ensure student success.
Course Contents:
Unit 1: Fundamentals of quality management
Topic A: Defining quality
management
Topic B: Processes
Unit 2: The costs of quality
Topic A: Relationship
between quality and cost
Unit 3: Customer orientation
Topic A: Understanding
customer orientation
Topic B: Benefits of
customer orientation
Unit 4: Understanding current performance
Topic A: Flow charts
Topic B: Check sheets
Topic C: Histograms
Topic D: Run charts
Topic E: Control charts
Unit 5: Causes of problems
Topic A: Cause-and-effect
diagrams
Topic B: Pareto charts
Topic C: Scatter diagram
Topic D: Interrelationship
diagrams
Unit 6: Ideas and organization
Topic A: Brainstorming
Topic B: Affinity diagrams
Topic C: Activity network
diagrams
Unit 7: Preparing to change processes
Topic A: Manment's
role
Unit 8: A path for change
Topic A: Process managers
Topic B: Flow charts in
process improvement
Unit 9: Implementing quality changes
Topic A: Understanding
processes
Topic B: Measuring processes
B-1: Measuring a process
B-2: Understanding the
importance of measurement