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Cause and Effect Diagram

A cause and effect diagram, also known as a fishbone diagram or Ishikawa diagram, is a tool used to identify the root causes of a problem or issue. It is used to organize and analyze potential causes, and to identify the most likely cause of the problem.

To create a cause and effect diagram, you star...

Control Plan

What is control plan

A form for recording about components and procedures. Information on essential attributes, SPC, gauge variation, and procedure is among the important categories.

The Control Plan can also function as operator instructions and should be a living document.

Why control plan is require...

Histogram

What is histogram 

Histogram bar graph showing the distribution of the various measurements made on a component or process. Because the height of the bar represents how frequently each particular value occurs, these are also known as frequency distributions.

A histogram is a graphical representat...

Poka Yoke

What

Poka-Yoke devices and procedures are very effective in breaking cause chains. Poka-Yoke is a process that gives a structure for designing a failure mode out of a product or process. They frequently consist of straightforward, low-cost tools that either stop errors from happening or identify prob...

Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle

What

The PlanDoCheckAct (PDCA) cycle is a disciplined and systematic method for problem solving and ongoing improvement. The PDCA cycle is still followed in practise when steps for a process are outlined linearly.

A prepared plan based on a product, process, problem, or change that has to be improved ...