Structured Design Improvement for Management Personnel
When implemented correctly, the Quality Plus Structured Design and Process Improvement System® can have a dramatic impact on a company’s profitability. However, the implementation of the system requires the investment of resources by management. The purpose of this class is to define what the Quality Plus Structured Design and Process Improvement System® is and how it can benefit the company so that management can make an educated decision on whether or not to implement it. The duration of the class is six hours and is designed for management personnel who have design and/or production responsibilities.
Class Objectives
Teach students:
- Why they should implement the Quality Plus Structured Design and Process Improvement System® in their organizations;
- The concepts/interrelationships/benefits of the core Quality Plus Structured Design and Process Improvement System® documents;
- How to use the System FMEA (SFMEA) and Design FMEA (DFMEA) information to improve product performance and reliability;
- How to design for Six Sigma;
- How to manage design risk for a project;
- How to use the Process FMEA (PFMEA) information to decrease defects, increase productivity and reduce downtime;
- How to design a process for Six Sigma performance.
- How to manage production risk for a project;
- The obstacles to be expected when implementing the Quality Plus Structured Design and Process Improvement System®.
Suggested Attendees
This class is for members of management who have direct and/or indirect responsibility for the design and/or production of products.
Class Duration
The total duration for the class is six (6) hours.