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Determine variation with control charts
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The video shows control charts in practice
Determining measurement uncertainty, within day variation and between day variation using bathroom scales as an example. Apply control charts to analyze variation in:
- Measuring equipment and different instruments
- Different analysts, operators or shifts
- Different batches or production runs
- Any measurement source you want to understand
Only your imagination sets limits to what you can use control charts for.
Course feedback (Control Chart):
«Very well explained. It opened my eyes to not overreacting to normal variation and how to reduce variation.»
«Good exercises. Relevant and relatable. Skilled and engaging instructor.»
«Process mapping and control charts have helped us understand variation and work to get more robust processes.»
Course instructor: Sissel P. Lundeby
20+ years of experience with statistical methods: «Understanding variation in measurements is critical for making good decisions. Control charts make it easy to distinguish between different sources of variation and figure out where you should focus your improvement efforts. The bathroom scales example makes the concepts easy to understand before you transfer the knowledge to your own measurements.»
IASSC accredited instructor • Chemical Engineer • Black Belt since 2002
