The US Navy generated a series of tutorial documents that covered quality control. The Navy program TQL (Total Quality Leadership) no longer has its own web site. These public domain documents are available at other web sites, such as http://www.balancedscorecard.org/. Since it is of interest to you, I suggest looking at the pdf file http://www.balancedscorecard.org/files/control.pdf.
You probably should also post your request with the newsgroup news:misc.industry.quality. Duane Allen Bruce White wrote: > I'm looking for some good material to use for SPC training. The > material can be print or computer material that we use with an internal > instructor or video material. We prefer not to bring in an outside > instructor since we need to train people in multiple locations and we > need to offer the training frequently. > > I want the training to at least cover these topics or concepts: > > 1) Basic philosophy of SPC--concepts of variability, etc. > 2) Chart interpretation rules--I don't want our people to get bogged > down in the 14 General Electric rules when two basic rules will give us > all the signals we can handle for now. > 3) Basic chart types--Xbar/R charts and charts of individuals will > handle almost all our needs. I have little use for p-charts, c-charts, > u-charts, EWMA charts, or cusum charts. If I read my Donald Wheeler > correctly, Xbar/R and XmR charts will handle at least 90% of my needs. > 4) New limit calculation rules: When do we need to recalculate control > limits? When signals are given in a chart and corrective action is > taken, should the data giving the signal be used to calculate any > subsequent new limits? Etc. > > We already have SPC software in place--we just need some SPC training > that can be customized to be train managers, engineers, technical > people, and operators. > > Any web sites or literature you can point me to would be greatly > appreciated. > > Thank you! > > Bruce . . ================================================================= Instructions for joining and leaving this list, remarks about the problem of INAPPROPRIATE MESSAGES, and archives are available at: . http://jse.stat.ncsu.edu/ . =================================================================
