Basic QC Training-E Learning
Basic QC Training-E Learning
Basic QC Training-E Learning
Entreprene Respect
QC Awareness
urship
Core Training
Trust Values Innovation
Integrity Excellence
2.Leadership
3.People involvement
4.Process approach
6.Continual improvement
7.Factual approach to decision making
Definition :
Any thought or suggestion for
improvement/change is called as an
idea
YTD Targets:
Target for generation=Total no. of
employee *2
Target for accepted idea=No of
generation*60 %
Target for Implementation =Total no. of
accepted ideas*80 %
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Idea
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Types of waste in Lean manufacturing
Problem:
The man cannot reach the tool
box kept on the shelf.
Man is too short to reach the
tool box.
The tool box is placed too high.
Footstool
DEVELOPED PEOPLE
(विकसित व्यक्ति)
In India:
1980-81 :
Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL),
Ramachandrapuram
April 1982:
QCFI founded with HQs at Hyderabad
QC Circle is a small group of 5-6 people who work in the first line work
place, continually improve and maintain the quality of products,
services, job and so on.
PLANT LEVEL
CO-ORDINATION Top
Mgt. & St.
Comm.
Facilitator/
UNIT LEVEL
Coordinator
CO-ORDINATION
Leader / Dy. Leader
Members
Potential Members
Brain Storming
Pareto Analysis
Cause-and-Effect Diagrams
Flowcharts
Scatter Diagrams
Control Charts
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Step 2: Selection of Problem
• Control
• Importance
• Difficulty
• Time
• Resources
• Customer Satisfaction
• Safety
• Delivery
• Productivity
EFFECT ON
S.No. Problem description Total
Quality Cost Delivery Customer
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Symbols: Use
• Database Symbol -
Connecting Symbol
Flow diagram is a graphical or pictorial way to
represent a process. With the help of a flow diagram
one can show the clear process sequence. Often it is
called as an arm chair journey as it helps to have
clarity of the process without visiting the actual spot.
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‘BRAINSTORMING’
Multiple Causes –
multiple Solutions
Show in sequence
Select the
appropriate solutions –
Seeing advantages and
disadvantages of all
METHOD
Implement evaluation procedure, use Control
Chart, have six monthly report for evaluation.
Make modifications if necessary.