Statistical Process Control “SPC” Training

Michelle is an experienced SPC instructor. She takes a hands-on approach to engage class learners in collecting, calculating and presenting process data through the use of charts and graphs, principles of variation, and interpreting process data for in and out of control conditions.

Michelle has taught Statistical Process Control for Clackamas Community College (adjunct faculty), Portland Community College, Mt. Hood Community College and at many Northwest companies such as; Siltronic, Leatherman, Warn Industries and more.

SPC Course Outline:

• Introduction to the History and Purpose of Statistical Process Control
• Pareto Diagrams
• Run Charts
• Scatter Diagrams
• Histograms
• Variable vs Attribute Data
• Working with Descriptives: Average, Range, Standard Deviation
• Variable Control Charts: XBar & R, XBar & S, Median & Range, Short Run
• Attribute Control Charts: P, NP, C & U
• Identifying Sources of Variation: Common vs Special Cause
• Interpreting In Control and Out of Control Conditions and Taking Corrective Action
• Process Capability: Cp, Cpk
• Parts per Million and Probability Analysis
• Introduction to Six Sigma

Course Length: 12-30 hours depending on the number of participants and topics included.

Shop Math is a recommended prerequisite to SPC Training.

Each course is customized to the audience and your organizational goals.

Contact Michelle today to discuss your upcoming training needs!
michellebrubaker@gmail.com | 503-780-1881 (PST)