Online Spc eLearning - Training Resources

Six Sigma Green Belt Personal Training Library ...cess to four core Green Belt courses: Six Sigma Start-Up, SPC Workout, DMAIC Problem-Solving, and Mistake-Proof It! The Green Belt Library is a prerequisite to the Black Belt Library. Many organizations use our courseware for their yellow belt, green belt, and black belt programs handling the project components internally on real life (versus contrived) situations. The Six Sigma Green Belt  more...

Six Sigma Black Belt Personal Training Library ...four core Black Belt courses: FMEA Investigator, Advanced SPC, Measurement System Analysis, DOE: Screening Experiments. It is recommended that you take the Green Belt Library as a prerequisite for the Black Belt Library. Many organizations use our courseware for their yellow belt, green belt, and black belt programs handling the project components internally on real life (versus contrived)  more...

Manufacturing Statistics Personal Training Library ...s one learner access to our four core statistics courses: SPC Workout (basic SPC course), Advanced SPC, DOE: Screening Experiments, and Measurement Systems Analysis. The Manufacturing Statistics Library gives one learner access to our four core statistics courses: SPC Workout (basic SPC course), Advanced SPC, DOE: Screening Experiments, and Measurement Systems Analysis. SPC Workout is a basic  more...

Six Sigma--Statistical Process Control ...mployed during this phase is statistical process control (SPC). SPC helps a process become, in a sense, self-regulating. This course, Six Sigma--Statistical Process Control, is a guide to understanding SPC and Six Sigma's strategies for ensuring that Improve phase gains stay fixed. In one lesson, you'll receive an overview of the DMAIC Control phase. In another lesson, you'll be introduced to  more...

Statistical Process Control and Control Plans in Six Sigma ...e process improvement gains. Statistical process control (SPC) provides tools which can be used to ensure that the processes are continuously monitored, that results are evaluated through the use of various control charts, and that each process is prevented from reverting to its previous state. The goal of this stage is also to develop a control plan to document and hold the gains, and to  more...