Control Chart

A Control Chart is a Picture of what we are doing.

Upper Control Limit

Lower Control Limit

Average

Developed in the mid 1920's by Walter Shewhart of Bell labs, this SPC tool has become a major contributor to the quality improvement process. It allows the use to monitor and control process variation. It also allow the user to make the proper correctiv

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The Juran Trilogy	The Deming PDCA Cycle	QMS Implementation	FMEA Information	APQP Information
Auditing Information	8-D Problem Solving	Statistics	Error Proofing (Poka Yoke)	Brainstorming
Identifying Waste	Pull Systems	Lead Time Reduction	Planned Maintenance	Quick Setup
Discovering Change	Process Capability - Cp vs. Cpk	Histogram Animation	Process Loop Animation	Taguchi Loss Function
		Fishbone / Cause and Effects Animation

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