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    Effective QCC & 7 QC Tools

Overview


Effective QCC & 7 QC tools is a program designed to support Manufacturers on how to use various quality tools on improving your quality & operations effeciency.This program will give you practical insights of 7QC tools & effective QCC.

Learning Outcomes

On completion of the Effective QCC & 7 QC tools, participants will be able:-

    • Enable to chart out an appropriate QCC structure and clarify its functions within the organization.
    • Provide skills and techniques on the concepts, operation and philosophy of Quality Control Circle / Innovative and Creative Circles.
    • Understand the importance of Quality Tools in process control & improvements.
    • Interpret graphs and QC Tools in a correct manner
    • To implement the 7 QC Tools effectively to analyze and interpret data for problem solving.

Who Must Attend

Production Manager / Executive /Engineers/ Supervisor
Factory Manager / Supervisor / Coordinator
Line Manager / Executive/ Supervisor
QC or QA Manager / Executive / Officer
Factory Workers & Personnel involved in Quality Control

Course Details

MODULE 1: ECONOMIC ORDER & PURCHASE QUANTITY TECHNIQUES
Improve inventory management using Economic Order and Purchase Quantity techniques. 
 
MODULE 2: ABC ANALYSIS
A practical, goal-oriented technique for obtaining control of warehouse operations—the ABC analysis.  
How to motivate your employees to be more productive.  
Assignment of tasks— how to decide what to assign to whom and when.  
Specific ways to evaluate your own productivity.
 
MODULE 3: LAYOUT PLANNING METHODOLOGIES
Methodologies for layout planning, reduce travel time and distance with the proper use of space to smooth the flow, layout philosophies and capacity factor guidelines.
Determine space-building requirements. 
Pinpoint approaches for layout and space resources. 
 
MODULE 4: COMBINATIONS OF TOOLS 
Various techniques for storage location, use of locator system controls, ABC analysis, how to improve inventory control, establish material location and inventory control guidelines  
Evaluate physical inventory and cycle counting programs.

Methodology

Lecture, Discussion & Case Studies.

Course Leader

Mr SY  LEE
B. Eng (US), MIEEE, AMIM, Dip Sc.
 
Mr Lee, Motorola Six Sigma Green Belt, is extensively involved test development, product engineering, process engineering and handle various manufacturing engineering projects internationally. He comes with 25+ years of experience in semiconductor manufacturing fields and multi-lingual translator.  

Professional Qualifications:
  • MIEEE (member of Institute of Electrical Electronic Engineer, USA)
  • AMIM (Associate Malaysia Institute of Management)
  • Bachelor Engineering (USA)
  • Certificate Chinese Education (Taiwan) 
  • Diploma in Science (Malaysia). 
  • Certified HRDF Trainer EMP/0915

For his training and advisory services, feel free to contact us at info@itrainingexpert.com or call us at +603 8082 3707 |+6012 6869 628 | +6018 2175 123

Testimonies

“The trainer has good creativity thinking and able to give examples for better understanding. ” Law Siew Kiong, Shell MDS (M) Sdn Berhad.

Investment

Normal Fee
Sign up 1 pax
Pay before course starts
MYR 1,390.00
USD 400.00
Early Bird
Sign up 1 pax
Pay 14 day(s) before course starts
MYR 1,090.00
USD 320.00
Group Fee
Sign up 3 pax or more
Pay 14 day(s) before course starts
MYR 990.00
USD 290.00

Upon successful completion of this program, you will receive a Certificate of Achievement.

Payment mode:

1. ONLINE PAYMENT by Credit card: You can opt to register and pay online with our latest payment integration system through our website.

2. Telegraphic Transfer- You can also opt to use GIRO or telegraphic transfer of payment via international banks.

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