Course Details

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Learning Objectives

• Understand what MSA is, and where it fits within the organizational structure, the core tools and management system.
• Identify the process of measurement including places where error can be introduced leading to incorrect measurement decisions.
• Develop action plans to minimize error in measurement through proven tools like the fishbone diagram.
• Identify the different types of data used to perform MSA and determine the amount of data necessary to implement an MSA study.
• Learn how to develop an appropriate sampling plan for your MSA studies.
• Define the elements of an MSA plan.
• Gain an insight for the types of measurement studies required under IATF for various gages.
• Identify and select the tools necessary for conducting various MSA studies.
• Gain knowledge of guidelines for the various tests used to determine the acceptability level for error and how to take effective action to reduce unacceptable error.
• Learn how to properly communicate unacceptable error for further action if no improvement it possible.
• Incorporate the use of MSA through applied exercises.

Who Should Attend

This course is recommended for quality managers, manufacturing managers and supervisors, quality team leaders, quality assurance and laboratory analysts / engineers, anyone involved in the implementation of IATF 16949:2016, individuals and cross functional teams interested in risk reduction and anyone who wants a better understanding of MSA.