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course | Statistical Quality Control

Learn Statistical Quality Control (SQC), including control charts, process variation, acceptance sampling, and quality management techniques used in manufacturi

QMO-374 | Statistical Quality Control

Course Sector : Quality Management & Operational Excellence

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4 Days04/01/202707/01/2027Dubai$4,250 Book now
4 Days01/02/202704/02/2027Abu Dhabi$4,250 Book now
4 Days03/05/202706/05/2027Paris$4,950 Book now
4 Days30/08/202702/09/2027Dubai$4,250 Book now

Course Introduction

Statistical Quality Control (SQC) is a fundamental field in statistics and industrial engineering that focuses on using statistical methods to monitor, control, and improve product and process quality. It is widely used in manufacturing, healthcare, engineering, and service industries to ensure consistency, reduce defects, and improve efficiency.

 

This course introduces learners to the core concepts of quality control and statistical process monitoring, including how to analyze data and detect variations in production systems. You will learn how to distinguish between common cause variation (natural process variation) and special cause variation (unexpected errors or defects that require correction).

 

A major focus of Statistical Quality Control is Statistical Process Control (SPC), which uses tools such as control charts (X-bar chart, R chart, P chart, and C chart) to monitor production processes in real time. These tools help organizations detect problems early before they become costly failures.

 

Another key area is acceptance sampling, where a sample of products is inspected to determine whether an entire batch should be accepted or rejected. This reduces inspection costs while maintaining product quality standards.

 

The course also covers essential statistical concepts such as mean, variance, standard deviation, and process capability, which are critical for analyzing performance and improving production systems.

 

By learning SQC, students and professionals gain the ability to:

  • Improve product quality
  • Reduce waste and defects
  • Optimize manufacturing processes
  • Support data-driven decision-making

 

Statistical Quality Control is a core part of modern quality management systems, Six Sigma, and Lean manufacturing, making it highly valuable for engineers, analysts, and operations managers.


Course objective

  • Understand the principles and importance of statistical quality control in achieving process excellence.
  • Apply statistical techniques for data collection, analysis, and interpretation in quality control.
  • Use statistical process control (SPC) methods to monitor and control process variability.
  • Apply control charts and other statistical tools to identify and address quality issues.
  • Implement statistical quality control methods to improve process performance and customer satisfaction.
  • Identify and apply advanced quality control tools.

Course audience

  • Quality & Manufacturing Professionals – Quality managers, production engineers, and process improvement specialists.
  • Engineers & Technicians – Industrial, mechanical, and manufacturing engineers, as well as lab technicians.
  • Data & Process Analysts – Statisticians, data analysts, and process improvement professionals.
  • Regulatory & Compliance Officers – Ensuring adherence to industry standards.
  • Students & Academics – Those studying quality management, industrial engineering, or statistics.

Course Outline | 01 DAY ONE

Introduction to Statistical Quality Control
 

  • Overview of statistical quality control and its significance
  • Key principles and concepts of quality control
  • Introduction to data collection and sampling techniques
  • Statistical distributions and probability concepts for quality control

Course Outline | 02 DAY TWO

Statistical Process Control (SPC) and Control Charts
 

  • Understanding process variability and its impact on quality
  • Introduction to statistical process control (SPC) and control charting
  • Construction and interpretation of control charts (e.g., X-bar and R charts)
  • Applying control charts for process monitoring and improvement

Course Outline | 03 DAY THREE

Statistical Tools for Quality Control
 

  • Hypothesis testing for quality control decisions
  • Capability analysis and process performance metrics
  • Design of experiments (DOE) for process optimization
  • Applying statistical tools for root cause analysis and problem-solving

Course Outline | 04 DAY FOUR

Advanced Tools for Quality Control
 

  • Advanced control charts such as the p-chart, np-chart, and c-chart.
  • Scenarios where these specialized control charts are more suitable than traditional X-bar and R charts.
  • Examples of real-world applications for advanced control charts in different industries.
  • The six sigma methodology and its focus on process improvement and defect reduction.
  • The DMAIC (define, measure, analyze, improve, control) framework for problem-solving and continuous improvement.
  • The roles of the different six-sigma belts and how they contribute to quality control initiatives.
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Statistical Quality Control (SQC) is the use of statistical methods to monitor, control, and improve the quality of a process or product.It helps organizations:Detect defects earlyReduce variation in processesMaintain consistent product qualityMake decisions based on data instead of guesswork
The main types of quality control are:1. Process ControlMonitoring production processes in real timeEnsures the process stays stableExample: checking machine temperature, speed, pressure2. Product Control (Inspection Control)Checking finished products for defectsExample: testing electronics before shipping3. Acceptance Control (Acceptance Sampling)Inspecting a sample from a batch to decide if the whole batch is accepted or rejectedSaves time and cost compared to full inspection4. Statistical Quality Control (SQC)Uses statistical tools (like control charts) to monitor and improve qualityFocuses on data-driven decision making
The 7 Basic Tools of Statistical Process Control (SPC) are:1. Control ChartsUsed to monitor process stability over timeExample: X-bar, R chart2. HistogramShows data distribution and variation3. Pareto ChartIdentifies the most important problems (80/20 rule)4. Cause-and-Effect Diagram (Fishbone / Ishikawa)Identifies root causes of problems5. Check SheetSimple data collection form for tracking defects6. Scatter DiagramShows relationship between two variables7. Stratification / FlowchartSeparates data into categories or maps process steps to find issues
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