Six Sigma Black Belt: Measurement Systems and Metrology

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Six Sigma measurement systems are vital to improving an organization's processes. Measurement systems encompass the conditions, devices, and the human element of measurement, which together must produce correct measurements and comply with appropriate standards. Measurement error, or measurement variability, is a problem whose components must be thoroughly understood and kept in check to maintain the effectiveness of any measurement system. Measurement variability contributes to the overall variability in the process and it is important to understand its sources and minimize it. Black Belts can calculate correlation, bias, linearity, stability, reproducibility, and repeatability to analyze and further improve measurement systems. This course examines how to analyze a measurement system to help it produce correct measurements and minimize its proportion of variability in the overall variability. It introduces key elements of metrology and international systems of measurement, explores the many sources of measurement error, and surveys a broad range of items that can be measured in various functional areas of the enterprise. The course also presents some of the considerations influencing the use of measurement systems in service industries. This course is aligned with the ASQ Certified Six Sigma Black Belt certification exam and is designed to assist learners as part of their exam preparation. It builds on foundational knowledge that is taught in SkillSoft's ASQ-aligned Green Belt curriculum.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • discover the key concepts covered in this course
    recognize the components and meaning of measurement error
    classify the source of error in a measurement scenario
    recognize the appropriate consideration of required elements for developing a traceability document
    recognize how an instrument's attributes should be considered when setting calibration intervals
    use agreement values to interpret measurement data, in a given scenario
  • calculate and interpret bias as a percentage of tolerance, in a given scenario
    interpret a linearity plot
    assess the stability status of a measurement system based on an x bar and R chart
    use the formulas for repeatability and reproducibility to evaluate a measurement system, in a given scenario
    match examples of performance measures to functional areas
    identify considerations related to measurement in a service context

IN THIS COURSE

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    Six Sigma Black Belt: Measurement Systems and Metrology
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    Measurement Systems and Errors
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    Calibration and Traceability
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    Correlation in Measurement Systems
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    Bias Calculation
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    Linearity and Stability
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    Gauge Repeatability & Reproducibility (GR&R) Studies
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    Enterprise Performance Measurement
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    Service Industry Measurement Systems
    9m 39s
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