Quality school training courses in Dearborn, MI (public, in-house or online)

This program is concerned with developing advanced skills in the application of quality engineering controls in the design and analysis of experiments, reliability and testing, developing robust designs, quality function deployment in product design, diagnostics and the use of total quality control in production and service.
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IMSE 511 Design and Analysis of Experiments
One-factor, two-factor and multifactor experiments. Fixed random and mixed models. Blocked confounding, ...

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The ExpertRating Total Quality Management Course (leading to Total Quality Management Certification) is a well researched 100 page online course that has been developed for people who would like to master the science of Total Quality Management. The course has been designed so that it is easily understood by beginners and people new to TQM, apart from seasoned project managers.

The TQM Training course includes all the TQM tools, TQM techniques and TQM concepts apart from TQM Implementati...

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Benefits
Turn around your ERM program; make it directly relevant to corporate goals

Make risk assessment credible as basis for corporate decision-making

Substantiate your planning and budget proposals

Instil confidence among stakeholders by showing your risk process has rigor

Show due diligence and support good governance

Understand where and how financial models fit into the picture

Facilitate solutions in complex and controversial multi-stakeholder ...

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Detailed exploration of quality programs with specific application to the particular requirements of the pharmaceutical industry. Students will develop an understanding of the quality philosophy which drives the industry from discovery through manufacturing and of the systems and tools that are employed to implement and maintain a sustainable and successful quality system. Application of quality strategies in research and development, commercial production, computer systems, post-marketing, and ...

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This course gives students the tools they need to evaluate a material based on how it impacts the built and natural environment. Since people in western cultures tend to spend most of their time indoors, specific attention will be paid to Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ). Environmentally responsible materials selection will be discussed, including the importance of waste, Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), and all aspects of the manufacturing process. Interior design issues that are covered include ...

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