Guarantee quality and quantity (quantity), meet deadlines and comply with regulations (regulations), and always approach zero defects.
The first thing must be done, and there are few problems with spot inspections in place.
Process abnormalities should be paid attention to, problems should be eliminated and remanufactured.
Do not accept defective products.
Do not manufacture defective products.
Do not let go of defective products.
Refer to the requirements of the homework instruction book to understand the essentials of your position.
Refer to specifications and standards.
No first inspection (first inspection) has been done.
Reconfirm when you are done.
Meet customer requirements, there is no discount on quality.
Quality is not tested, but guaranteed by design, manufacturing, and habits.
The effect of active self-inspection is better than countless passive inspections.
Do it all at once, and any repairs and rework will affect the quality.
Almost, probably, seems to be the worst enemy of quality.
The reason can't be found-------don't let it go
I can't tell the responsibility-------don't let it go
Corrective measures are not implemented---do not let go
Corrective measures are not verified---do not let go
Effective measures are not included---do not let go
Clarify the problem
Decompose the problem
Set goals
Grasp the true cause
Formulate countermeasures
Implement countermeasures
Evaluation results and process
Consolidate results
Discover the problem
Selected items-Quality-SPC
Track down the cause
Analyze data
Propose a plan
Select object
Drafting action
Comparison of results
standardization
What---what's the problem?(Main problem)
Why---Why do you want to do this (goal) Clarify the goal and eliminate unnecessary steps
Where---Where is it/Where is it done (location)
When---What time is the best, when to start/end (time) selection order
Who----Who will execute and who is responsible (person)
How----How to complete, is there any other way (method) to simplify the work?
How much---To what extent is it completed and how much is the cost (degree, cost)
Man
Machine
Material
Method
Environment
Value Analysis techniques
Value Engineering techniques
Industrial Engineering techniques
Quality Control techniques
Check the received data
Control and prevent mutation
Straight square display distribution
Bola grasps the point
Spread to find related
Don't look for differences
Characteristics find the reason
Organize a group
Problem description
Emergency treatment
Expand horizontally
Bad containment
Status analysis
Preliminary reasons and temporary countermeasures
Root cause and permanent countermeasures
The effect is confirmed, unfolded horizontally
Implementation of foolproof measures
Standardization, documentation, curing
Sanxian:
On-site
Present object
Status quo
Five principles:
A Figure out the occurrence (phenomenon, content of complaint, number of occurrences), and grasp the facts (confirmation results of parts, cause analysis, and quality status of the parts currently in production)
B Identify the cause (path of occurrence, problem reproduction test, analysis of 5 WHY)
C Appropriate corresponding strategies (countermeasure content, effect prediction)
D Confirm the effect (confirm the actual performance of the countermeasure)
E Feedback on the source (to be implemented into the content of system and organization standardization