Practical aspects of problem solving using 8D method
Practical aspects of problem solving using the 8D method
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8D method
For every complex problem, there will always be someone who will provide a cause, followed by a solution that is simple, obvious, and… usually incorrect. If we approach problem-solving based on the principle of “first come, first served,” it will be a long and winding road, likely ending in failure, frustration, and resentment for everyone – from engineers and managers to the customer themselves. Furthermore, we won’t see improvement until we change our mindset. Problem-solving must be a structured process – effectively and efficiently identifying the causes of discrepancies and then permanently eliminating their sources.
The training we offer demonstrates the importance of a systematic approach to problem-solving thanks to the 8D methodology, widely used in many industries. During the workshops, we teach not only what it is and its individual components, but above all, we focus on the skills necessary to complete the individual stages of the problem-solving process.
After the training, participants will be able to:
- plan the experiment (selection of factors, levels and appropriate experimentation strategy),
- evaluate whether the measurement system is precise enough for the needs of the experiment,
- conduct an experiment,
- analyze the experiment (practically, graphically and quantitatively) and draw practical conclusions based on the collected data,
- perform all necessary analyses using Minitab.
Po zakończeniu szkolenia uczestnicy będą potrafili:
- planować zbieranie danych w taki sposób, aby odpowiadały one na konkretne pytania dotyczące procesów (plany próbkowania),
- analizować zebrane dane w sposób praktyczny, graficzny i ilościowy,
- używać Kart Kontrolnych zarówno w sposób pasywny (monitorowanie procesu) jak i aktywny (rozwiązywanie problemów w procesie),
- zbadać i ocenić system pomiarowy,
- zaplanować eksperyment (wybór czynników i ich poziomów oraz odpowiedniej do sytuacji strategii eksperymentu),
- przeprowadzić eksperyment,
- przeanalizować eksperyment (praktycznie, graficznie i ilościowo) oraz na tej podstawie wyciągnąć praktyczne wnioski,
- przeprowadzić wszystkie niezbędne analizy za pomocą programu Minitab.
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