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A Japanese Control Chart
PMI

Online based course

Summary

Price
£90 inc VAT
Or £30.00/mo. for 3 months...
Study method
Online
Duration
1 hour · Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification
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Overview

A Japanese Control Chart – a classic learning aid reinvented.

Based on the classic training video from Dr. Donald J Wheeler, this 1980s film has been enhanced and reinvented to expertly illustrate how control charts are used in the maintenance of a real life process.

Used in our Lean Six Sigma training throughout the world, the Japanese Control Chart video has been brought up to date with new graphics and animations, whilst maintaining all of the original learning points.

What's covered?

The film uses new animations and graphics to illustrate the power of control charts in helping monitor and respond to process behaviour. The control chart is shown as a live record of the measures taken and the film illustrates how this resulted in improvements in quality and a process which was stable, predictable and well within the customer’s specification.

The 15 minute film takes the user into the heart of a manufacturing process at the Tokai Rika plant in Japan and shows how effective control charts are at not only maintaining a process but how it can become a useful tool for problem prevention.

Description

How does it work?

The flash-based animation is available to download in both low and high resolution or it can be streamed directly from the PMI LMS.

Once you purchase the Japanese Control Chart you will be provided with 12 months access to the PMI LMS where you’ll be able to download the film so its yours to keep, or you can choose to stream from within the LMS environment.

Who is this course for?

This film is ideal for people who understand what control charts are and how to use them, but who need to see them in action to understand why they work. Suitable for anyone from any level of an organisation this film will enable you to relate control chart theory to the practice in an exciting and engaging way.

The film can also be used to demonstrate the importance of control charts to team members and colleagues helping to build engagement with an improvement programme.

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