The M&M Quality Workshop using Measurement System Analysis (Friday, January 17, 2020)


Is your team producing consistent, error-proofed products?

About this Event

How do you know if each operator is consistent with themselves (repeatability), consistent with the team (reproducibility) and working to the same standard? Have you exhausted your quick-hit tools only to find yourself in a worse state of confusion as to where to pinpoint the root-cause of your problem? Learn basic methods for inspection and standardization that can be applied to manufacturing, construction, transactional and other applications.

In this workshop you will:

• Learn how to integrate quality measurements with standardization of work to improve outcomes the easy way

• Walk away with simple tools that can be used to build a Measurement System Analysis checkpoint into your processes for call, audit, report or any other product quality measurement analysis.

• Receive an opportunity to apply the MSA methods learned and then share your successes at future CLN events.

Date

  • January 17, 2020
  • 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM

Location

Business Attire

  • Business Casual
Eventbrite - 2018 Colorado Lean Summit

Instructor

Michael Shull

Published by Michael J. Shull

Mike began his improvement journey in the late 1990’s using Kanban cards and production boards to reduce waste in the restaurant industry. In 2005 he joined Caterpillar, Inc. where he learned how to integrate process improvement with Six Sigma to increase heavy equipment sales in two Colorado territories. With a passion for education, Mike later began teaching folks how to use these simple principles themselves--first in the private sector (2009), and then later in the public sector (2012). Mike is currently the lean program manager at the Colorado Department of Heath Care Policy and Financing, the executive director for the Colorado Lean Network and serves as a State of Colorado lean champion. Mike loves learning about what drives people to improve processes while teaching them how to think differently. When he is not facilitating process improvements, Mike enjoys hiking, snowshoeing, biking and traveling with his wonderful wife, Melissa.

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