Skip to main content

7 QUALITY CONTROL TOOLS FOR PROCESS IMPROVEMENT

 “As much as 95 per cent of all quality-related problems in the factory can be solved with seven fundamental quantitative tools.”

-Kaoru Ishikawa, The inventor of Fishbone Diagram

In today’s customer-centric market, quality is an integral factor in the growth and sustainability of any business. Businesses go the extra mile to provide the best and excellent customer experience to ensure customer satisfaction. Hence, efficient quality management which has the highest impact on customer experience is one of the most essential features for any business.

Introduced by Kaoru Ishikawa, the seven basic tools of quality also known as 7 QC tools are very effective in quality management and quality assurance process. So, businesses who want to ensure competitive and excellent quality of their products and services can utilize the proven 7QC tools for structuring a strategic plan for quality improvement.



LIST OF 7 QC TOOLS

Cause and Effect Diagram

Cause and Effect Diagram also known as Fishbone Diagram helps in identifying the potential causes of an effect or a problem. In addition to sorting ideas in respective categories, it also helps in understanding the areas of opportunity through effective brainstorming. Fishbone training empowers you to identify the potential cause in the problem.

Control Chart

Control charts are used to study how the processes have changed over a period of time. Further, by comparing current data to historical control limits, one could lead to the conclusion about whether the process variation is consistent as in under control or unpredictable as in out of the control due to being affected by special causes of variation.

Pareto Chart

Pareto Chart is based on the 80/20 rule where it shows the significant factors that have the highest impact on the identified problem.

Check Sheet

Check sheet is a structured process which helps to collect and analyzing data. It is an effective tool that can be for a variety of purposes.

Histogram

Histogram is commonly used a graph that shows the data and its frequency of distribution to help users identify each different value in a set of data occurs.

Scatter Diagram

Scatter diagram shows the relationship between two important factors i.e. pairs of numerical data, one variable on each axis to demonstrate the relationship.

Stratification

Stratification also known as a flow chart or run chart is a technique that separates the data gathered from a variety of sources so that patterns can be seen i.e., the path an entity has taken through a defined process.

Utilizing the 7 QC tools in six sigma or quality management process helps in taking a systematic approach to identify and understand the risk, assess the risk, control fluctuation of product quality and accordingly provide solutions to avoid future defects.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Buy ISO Documentation Toolkits - Fulfill your ISO Certification | 4C Consulting

Fulfill Iso Certification Requirements With An All-in-one Toolkit Beginning from understanding of the standard and certification document requirement to carrying out the implementation and training, 4C offers an all-in-one toolkit that empowers businesses regardless of their size and industry to acquire standard certifications.  With an aim to ensure seamless and efficient implementation, the toolkit contains documents in word and presentation files enabling you to access and utilize them easily. The toolkits for various ISO Standards and other relevant globally recognized standards which are tailor-made by industry experts. Buy ISO 21001 Documentation Toolkit The 4C ISO 21001 Documentation Toolkit is the best way to put Educational organization Management System in place quickly and achieve certification of the ISO 210011 standard. This toolkit will provide smartest, clear and most efficient way to assist you to implement ISO 21001 standard.  The set of ISO 21001 Documentatio...

ISO 9001 consultant - ISO 9001 certification Consulting Service | 4C Consulting

  ISO  9001 ISO 9001 is defined as the international standards of Quality Management System. It is a set of requirements for a quality management system implementation & certification. Three pillars of ISO 9001 are Customer satisfaction, Management responsibility and continual improvements. Companies and organizations use these to demonstrate their compliance towards consumer and other regulatory standards. ISO 9001 is implemented by more than one million organizations in 178 countries worldwide. ISO  9001:2015 ISO 9001: 2015 is a generic standard for Quality Management System Implementation prepared by Technical Committee ISO/TC 176. The fifth edition ISO 9001:2015 is compatible to ISO 14001:2015 and replaces ISO 9001:2008. It is applicable to the processes for Design, manufacturing & supply of products and realization of services an organization supplies. Irrespective of the size of the organization big or small, regardless of its field activity, various compan...

Top Reasons To Invest In An EHS Management System Right Now! | 4C Consulting

Inadequate management of environmental, health, and safety problems can have severe effects for your staff and entire business operations. Unfortunately, many firms continue to fail to adopt an EHS management systems to expedite safety reporting and preventative efforts and reduce the dangers that their people encounter on the job every day.  An EHS Management system formalizes your organization’s EHS strategy by implementing ISO 14001 (Environment Management System) and ISO 45001 (Health & Safety Management System) Some of the advantages of a systematic EHS Management system are as follows: Reduce Waste : The standard attempts to reduce the amount of waste produced by businesses. The standard strives to identify and mitigate any waste, from wasteful machinery operating to a lack of knowledge resulting in extra materials being abandoned.  As a result of adopting more renewable energy sources and energy-saving techniques, your organization becomes more efficient. Reduce Cos...