How process control is done with Statistical Process Control methods, Machine capability analysis and We explain how we do Process Capability. <br> Statistical process control (SPC – SPC) is a widely accepted set of tools used to ensure and control process and product quality meet customer requirements. With proper implementation and execution, this tool enables an organization to effectively and efficiently maintain the desired level of quality. Statistical Process Control It is used as a research to develop a scientific basis to achieve economic control of the quality of the manufactured product through the establishment of control limits to indicate when the product quality changes more than it actually is, at every stage of the production process from raw material to finished product. It is a measurement analysis technique required for IATF 16949 and ISO 9001. This training enables learners to gain knowledge and understanding of SPC principles and concepts to use them correctly in the workplace to ensure process reliability. <br><br> At the end of this course, participants will be able to:<br> <li>Understand the SPC principle and concept and apply it correctly for use in their own work environment <li>Applying statistical evaluation methods to identify sources of variation <li>To ensure and maintain the desired process and product quality level in the most effective and efficient manner<br><br> <b>Learning objectives:</b><br> <li>Determine how well a process can meet customer requirements by measuring process capacity, and determine when one process is more capable than another. <li>Distinguish between skilled and unskilled processes. <li>Determine which Control Chart type is most suitable for monitoring a particular process parameter. <li>Calculate machine and process capability Cp, Cpk, Pp and Ppk for processes using continuous data. <li>Interpret Cp, Cpk, Pp, and Ppk and relate them to a defect level.