Review of principles, techniques and benefits
of statistical process control

Understand and implement Statistical Process Control as a way of monitoring and minimising fluctuations within a process.

The increased need for competitiveness and profitability has forced many companies to critically assess production processes, as these often vary unpredictably. Statistical Process Control (SPC) offers a means of monitoring and reducing process variability and is a highly effective tool for organisations looking to supply products at a competitive rate. Rather than looking at the theoretical aspects of the subject, this document reviews the principles, techniques and benefits of SPC, by focusing on its use as a tool in an overall process improvement or control activity, and comments on introducing SPC in the organisation.

Softcover - 45 pages