Northwest Industrial Resource Center
Spring 2021CORE TOOL: MEASUREMENT SYSTEM ANALYSIS – ST MARYS
The focus of this course is to review and give participants an understanding of the concepts of measurement system analysis. Participants will learn the concept for assessing, measuring, and improving the reliability of the measurement system. The course will expose participants to the different sources of measurement variation and techniques to identify, isolate, and reduce measurement variation. The course is designed to help personnel understand sources of variation and the differences between inherent variation and special causes of variation. A cause and effect diagram will be used to identify the sources of measurement variation and how measurement system variation effects decisions effecting the process. The course will focus on how to measure bias, linearity, and repeatability and reproducibility, along with the actions necessary maintain a reliable measurement system. Participants will apply the principles using hands-on exercises to reinforce the learning. You will learn…
You may be eligible to receive grant funding from WEDnet to cover the cost of this course. To check your eligibility, visit www.wednetpa.com. Parking details can be found here. Please register by Friday January 8, 2021. Email mreichard@nwirc.org for additional information or questions. Proven Impact for Manufacturers Last year, the NWIRC managed projects with over 90 clients in Northwest Pennsylvania. The impact of our projects totaled $8.6 million in new client sales revenue, $2.1 million in cost savings, and $14.9 million in new business investment. We know how to develop solutions to your problems, maximize your management initiative efforts, and drive project results through our advisors and consultants! Training events calendar.
CORE TOOL: STATISTICAL PROCESS CONTROL – ST MARYS
Want to learn how Statistical Process Control (SPC) can be part of your quality management system? This hands-on class will teach you:
Instructor: Max Krug, Future State Engineering. You may be eligible to receive grant funding from WEDnet to cover the cost of this course. To check your eligibility, visit www.wednetpa.com. Please register by Friday February 5, 2021. Email mreichard@nwirc.org for additional information or questions.
IMPORTANT: ATTENDEES ARE REQUIRED TO BRING THEIR OWN COPY OF THE IATF 16949:2016 STANDARD!!In October 2016, IATF published a revised automotive industry standard to replace ISO/TS 16949:2009. The ISO 9001 requirements are now published separately from the new IATF 16949:2016 Automotive Quality Management System requirements, however they remain the foundation for the new automotive standard.
The ISO 9001:2015 standard must now be understood and utilized in conjunction with IATF 16949. For that reason, this new IATF 16949 Internal Auditor Course covers both the ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949:2016 requirements. This three-day course was developed to cover all requirements of both the ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949:2016 standards, including the new IATF 16949 requirements for Internal Auditors regarding Core Tools and Customer-Specific Requirements. This course will include: -Relationship of quality management system to the organizational products, services, activities and operational processes -Applying the personal attributes necessary for the effective and efficient conduct of a QMS audit -The purpose and applicable uses of the core tools -Linking the core tools to IATF 16949:2016 requirements -The importance of Customer-Specific Requirements -How to conduct Process Flow, FMEA, Control Plans and Process Review audits Instructor: Max Krug, Operational Excellence Expert, Future State Engineering. Date: December 7, 8 & 9 Cost: TBA; Location: Community Education Center (CEC) Lunch provided You may be eligible to receive WEDnet funding towards the tuition cost for this course. To check your eligibility, visit www.wednetpa.com. |