This workshop prepares teams to perform measurement system analysis (MSA)
to determine the adequacy of measurement systems for providing the data necessary
for the organization to control products and processes.
MSA
is a necessary methodology for distinguishing between variation within a business
process and variation within the measurement system used to collect data from the
business process.
While statistically based, this class teaches the techniques, methods and procedures
used by process managers and users to perform
MSA. An understanding of basic statistics is recommended but not required.
This course is particularly suited for managers that want to apply
MSA
and meet the requirements of
ISO
9001,
ISO/TS
16949 and/or
ISO
14001.
Who should attend?
- Process Owners
- Functional Managers
- Process Engineers
- Improvement Specialists
- Quality Analysts
What you will learn:
- Purpose of
MSA
-
MSA
requirements from system standards
- Standards and traceability
- Statistical properties of measurement systems
- Basis and effects of measurement system variation
- Performing measurement system analysis
- Recommended practices for simple measurement systems
- Practices for complex measurement systems
Learn with short lectures, teamwork and hands-on workshops to deepen your understanding
of processes and process improvement. This workshop-based course allows you to apply
the techniques while you learn to best understand the potential benefits (and pitfalls)
of using
MSA.
Duration: 2 days
Schedule and In-house Pricing: This class is currently offered in-house.
Need help? Call us at 888 357 9001 or email
info@qmii.com
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