Manufacturing companies today are facing ever-increasing competition. At the same time, raw material costs continue to increase. These are factors that companies, for the most part, cannot control. Therefore companies must concentrate on what they can control: their processes. Companies must strive for continuous improvement in quality, efficiency, and cost reduction. Many companies still rely only on inspection after production to detect quality issues. The SPC process is implemented to move a company from detection based to prevention-based quality controls. By monitoring the performance of a process in real time the operator can detect trends or changes in the process before they result in non-conforming product and scrap. Statistical Process Control (SPC) gives operators a tool to monitor stable processes and to identify when the process is going out of control due to special causes so that problems can be addressed before product quality is affected significantly.

Applying SPC on a company's processes provides meaningful insight into the process. For doing so one needs to learn SPC techniques and apply them. Data generation and analysis are key to delivering a lean manufacturing setup, thereby optimizing costs and maximizing profits to your organization.

Keeping this in view, IMTMA is organizing an online training of 6 hours on Statistical Process Control (SPC).

This course is ideal for those who are responsible for product development, operations management, quality control, and engineering including department managers, supervisors, quality representatives, engineers, and administrative staff who have a focus on business improvement, performance, and profitability.

This programme will be conducted by Mr. Gautam Doshi, Consultant.

Mr. Doshi is a B.Tech. (Mech) from IIT, Powai and an industry expert with over 45 years of experience in Machine Tool and Automotive industry. He has conducted several training programmes, seminars & workshops on machine tool related subjects. He is a consultant to reputed companies in the area of Productivity and Quality improvement and an Adviser to many companies manufacturing automotive components and Dies & Moulds. Mr Doshi is former Vice President & Technical Director, PMT Machine Tool Automatics Ltd., Pune and has also served in Tata Motors for over 5 years. He is the author of several IMTMA publications such as ‘First Time CNC’, Guidelines on Process Capability to name a few.