The quality improvement field guide: achieving and maintaining value in your organization

202 Pages·2016·6.61 MB·English

by  Barsalou

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Quality Improvement
Field Guide
Achieving and Maintaining
Value in Your Organization

T H E
Quality Improvement
Field Guide
Achieving and Maintaining
Value in Your Organization
Matthew A. Barsalou
Boca Raton London New York
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Contents
Preface ........................................................................................................xi
Acknowledgments ..................................................................................xiii
Introduction .............................................................................................xv
Author .....................................................................................................xvii
1 An Introduction to Quality ..........................................................1
1.1 History of Quality ..............................................................................1
1.1.1 Quality Gurus ..........................................................................3
1.1.1.1 W. Edwards Deming ...................................................3
1.1.1.2 Joseph Juran ................................................................4
1.1.1.3 Karou Ishikawa ...........................................................5
1.1.1.4 Walter A. Shewhart ......................................................6
1.1.1.5 Phil Crosby ..................................................................7
1.1.1.6 Armond Feigenbaum ...................................................7
1.1.2 Quality Today ..........................................................................9
1.2 Positions within Quality .....................................................................9
1.2.1 Quality Engineer ......................................................................9
1.2.2 Reliability Engineer ..................................................................9
1.2.3 Quality Manager ....................................................................10
1.2.4 Quality Technician .................................................................10
1.2.5 Quality Inspector ...................................................................10
1.2.6 Auditor ....................................................................................10
2 Quality Management ..................................................................11
2.1 Quality Management Documents ....................................................13
2.1.1 Quality Manual ......................................................................18
2.1.2 Work Instructions ..................................................................19
2.1.3 Process Instructions ...............................................................22
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2.2 Audits ................................................................................................22
2.3 Training .............................................................................................29
2.4 Quality Standards .............................................................................32
2.4.1 ISO 9000 Series ......................................................................32
2.4.2 ISO 9001:2008 ........................................................................33
2.4.3 ISO 9001:2015 .........................................................................36
2.4.4 ISO 9004:2009 ........................................................................37
2.4.5 Other Quality Management Standards ..................................39
3 Quality Deployment ...................................................................41
3.1 Voice of the Customer ......................................................................42
3.2 Kano Model ......................................................................................42
3.3 Quality Function Deployment .........................................................44
3.4 Quality Policy Deployment ..............................................................47
3.5 Key Process Indicators .....................................................................51
4 Quality Tools .............................................................................57
4.1 Classic Seven Quality Tools .............................................................57
4.1.1 Flowchart ................................................................................58
4.1.2 Ishikawa Diagram ..................................................................59
4.1.3 Pareto Diagram ......................................................................61
4.1.4 Scatter Diagram ......................................................................61
4.1.5 Histogram ...............................................................................62
4.1.6 Check Sheet ...........................................................................63
4.1.7 Run Chart ...............................................................................64
4.2 Seven New Management and Planning Tools .................................65
4.2.1 Affinity Diagram ....................................................................65
4.2.2 Tree Diagram .........................................................................65
4.2.3 Process Decision Program Chart ...........................................66
4.2.4 Matrix Diagram ......................................................................66
4.2.5 Prioritization Matrix ...............................................................67
4.2.6 Interrelationship Diagraph .....................................................68
4.2.7 Activity Network Diagram .....................................................68
5 Failure Prevention and Detection ..............................................71
5.1 Failure Mode and Effects Analysis ...................................................71
5.2 Control Plan ......................................................................................78
5.3 Production Part Approval Process ...................................................81
5.4 Advanced Product Quality Planning ...............................................85