The activity or the combination of activities that are mainly performed to convert raw material into a finished product of different shapes and sizes with or without making any changes in the mechanical and physical properties of the product material is termed as Manufacturing Process or Production Process. There are various types of manufacturing processes […]
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The 7 seven types of abnormalities listed below are genereally observed in every industry especially in manufacturing industries. Organizations must focus on the following described abnormalities in order to improve product and process quality, reduce breakdowns, defects, increase productivity, and enhance workplace safety. Identification of seven types of abnormalities is very necessary excercise that carried
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In the industrial world, various types of manufacturing processes are being used to convert raw materials into finished products. Manufacturing processes are generally designed in such a way as to produce high-quality products and services at competitive prices, ultimately satisfying the customer or end-user requirements. The manufacturing processes are broadly classified into two types: Primary
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MACE stands for Maruti Centre of Excellence, and VSA stands for Vendor System Audit. MACE Audit or Vendor System Audit (VSA) checklist consists of 19 clauses as listed below: Clause1: Production preparation / New Product Development Audit Area Concerning Regulation 1 Regarding the implementation rule of production preparation 1 Do you define the
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Voice of Customer (VOC) is also called a Customer Standard or Specification requirement. For better understanding, VOC is explained with following steps: A process is an activity that converts an input into a process output. The requirements of the output are given by the customer. The variation in the output is governed by the process. The
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Six Sigma is a quality improvement programme with a prime goal to reduce the number of defects to as low as 3.4 parts per million(PPM) by process variation reduction. It uses the Normal Distribution to predict failure/defective rates. Six Sigma is a problem solving and best management strategy, which is developed by MOTOROLA USA in 1981. When
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ISO 45001:2018 Occupational Health & Safety(OH&S) management system standard consists of 10 clauses. First three clauses (1 to 3) provides a background to the standard, and seven main clauses (4 to 10) describes the ISO 45001 requirements. ISO 45001 standard is based on the high-level structure (HLS) and integrates with other management systems where the structure is the same, such
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ISO 9001:2015Â Quality Management System standard consists of 10 clauses. The first three clauses (1 to 3) provide a background to the standard, and seven main clauses (4 to 10) describe the ISO 9001 requirements. ISO 9001Â is the most recognized standard that defines the Quality Management System (QMS) requirements and the base standard for IATF 16949
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ISO 14001:2015 environmental management system standard consists of 10 clauses. First three Clauses (1 to 3)Â provides a background to the standard, and seven main clauses (4 to 10Â describes the ISO 14001 requirements. Environmental Management System ISO 14001 is part of the management system used to manage environmental aspects, fulfill compliance obligations, address risks
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KPIs stands for Key Performance Indicators. KPIs are the metrics that monitor the performance of business objectives against the set target/goal (desired result) . In other words, KPIs measures a company’s performance/output against set objectives and targets. Key Performance Indicators are generally used to measure the performance on daily, weekly, and monthly basis against defined
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