BENEFITS TO YOUR ORGANIZATION
- Improve your quality applications
- Identify production improvements
COURSE OBJECTIVES
- Identify the components of a measurement system
- Understand and identify the sources of measurement variation
- Discrimination, bias, stability, linearity, repeatability, and reproducibility
- Analyze measurement system variation numerically and graphically
- Conduct a gage repeatability and reproducibility study using the average and range method
TRAINING DESCRIPTION
Many companies use measurement and test equipment to make important decisions regarding the quality of their products and the adequacy of their processes. Yet they often have never determined that they are receiving high quality information from their measurement systems. Low quality measurement data may result in incorrect decisions. This course provides an introduction to Measurement Systems Analysis based on the Automotive Industry Action Group Measurement Systems Analysis manual. Participants will learn to analyze measurement system variation numerically and graphically as well as learning possible steps to take when the measurement system variation is not acceptable. Active learning activities are used throughout the seminar to build participants’ skills and knowledge.
HOURS
Your Measurement Systems Analysis workshop is an 8 hour training activity, scheduled at your convenience for up to a maximum of 10 participants. 0.8 IACET Approved CEUs will be awarded with successful completion of the 8 hour workshop. Pricing includes training administration, instruction, textbooks, class handouts and materials, certificate of completion, and an activity evaluation at the conclusion of training.
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