Course Description
Variations are inherent to a process. An organization should effectively employ statistical process control (SPC) measures to reduce variations and eliminate nonconformance. This course offers a comprehensive overview of the basic statistical concepts, such as a process control system, process measures, control chart structure, and process capability. This course, presented in a visually engaging and highly interactive format, gauges your mind for a broader understanding of SPC.
Who will benefit from this statistical process control (SPC) course?
Marketing, Sales, Design, Engineering (Product and Process), Purchasing, Manufacturing, Quality, and Service functions at organizations that require an understanding of statistical process control; Any learner who is required to understand and use SPC
Course Classification
*THORS uses the Bloom’s Taxonomy Methodology for our course development.
Certificate Awarded for Statistical Process Control (SPC) Basics
*upon successful completion
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