Manufacturing Best Practices.
Hull, Bobby.
Manufacturing Best Practices. - Hoboken : John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2010. - 1 online resource (224 pages)
Manufacturing Best Practices: Optimizing Productivity and Product Quality; Contents; Preface; Acknowledgments; Chapter 1: Understanding Quality and Quality Requirements; Chapter 2: Testing; Chapter 3: Inspection and Data Handling; Chapter 4: Calibration; Chapter 5: Corrective and Preventative Action and Error Proofing; Chapter 6: Document Control: Ensuring Vital Information Is Available to Those Who Need It; Chapter 7: Process Control; Chapter 8: Process Changes; Chapter 9: Raw Materials, Services, and Suppliers; Chapter 10: Customers; Chapter 11: Physical Facilities; Chapter 12: People. ConclusionAppendix: Quality Requirements Checklist; About the Author; Index.
World-class tools for businesses to create their own manufacturing best practicesProviding best practices used throughout the manufacturing sector, Manufacturing Best Practices takes currently available manufacturing tools, such as six Sigma, Lean, ISO and Statistical Process Control (SPC), combined with real world experience, and shows how they can be used to create a culture or philosophy within an organization. Shows that it is not the tools that make best practices, but rather the mindset that can be developed through the use of the toolsProvides best practices for manufacturers to pick tho.
9781118983874 1118983874
Industrial productivity.
Manufacturing processes.
Quality control.
Engineering.
Business.
Productivit�e.
Fabrication.
Qualit�e--Contr�ole.
Ing�enierie.
Affaires.
manufacturing.
quality control.
engineering.
business (commercial function)
Business
Engineering
Industrial productivity
Manufacturing processes
Quality control
TS183.H85 2010
670
Manufacturing Best Practices. - Hoboken : John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2010. - 1 online resource (224 pages)
Manufacturing Best Practices: Optimizing Productivity and Product Quality; Contents; Preface; Acknowledgments; Chapter 1: Understanding Quality and Quality Requirements; Chapter 2: Testing; Chapter 3: Inspection and Data Handling; Chapter 4: Calibration; Chapter 5: Corrective and Preventative Action and Error Proofing; Chapter 6: Document Control: Ensuring Vital Information Is Available to Those Who Need It; Chapter 7: Process Control; Chapter 8: Process Changes; Chapter 9: Raw Materials, Services, and Suppliers; Chapter 10: Customers; Chapter 11: Physical Facilities; Chapter 12: People. ConclusionAppendix: Quality Requirements Checklist; About the Author; Index.
World-class tools for businesses to create their own manufacturing best practicesProviding best practices used throughout the manufacturing sector, Manufacturing Best Practices takes currently available manufacturing tools, such as six Sigma, Lean, ISO and Statistical Process Control (SPC), combined with real world experience, and shows how they can be used to create a culture or philosophy within an organization. Shows that it is not the tools that make best practices, but rather the mindset that can be developed through the use of the toolsProvides best practices for manufacturers to pick tho.
9781118983874 1118983874
Industrial productivity.
Manufacturing processes.
Quality control.
Engineering.
Business.
Productivit�e.
Fabrication.
Qualit�e--Contr�ole.
Ing�enierie.
Affaires.
manufacturing.
quality control.
engineering.
business (commercial function)
Business
Engineering
Industrial productivity
Manufacturing processes
Quality control
TS183.H85 2010
670
