Applied Statistics for product and process evaluation in design and manufacturing

Evaluating product and processes is an imperative for almost all design and/or manufacturing companies. These are the reasons for which this evaluation needs to be made:

o   Managing risks

o   Validation of processes

o   Establishing product/process specifications to QC to such specifications

o   Monitoring compliance to such specifications

Lack of proper and thorough grasp of and correct implementation of statistical methods leads a company to having to face significant increases in its complaint rates, scrap rates, and time-to-market. As a result, such companies churn out poor quality in their products, leading to lowered customer satisfaction levels, severely impacting their bottom line.

A learning session to help understand statistical methods

In order to help professionals in process and manufacturing meet challenges associated with statistical methods with greater confidence, GlobalCompliancePanel, a highly reputable provider of professional trainings for the regulatory compliance areas, is organizing a highly educative two-day seminar on the topic, “Applied Statistics, with Emphasis on Verification, Validation, and Risk Management, in R&D, Manufacturing, and QA/QC”.

John N. Zorich, Statistical Consultant & Trainer, Ohlone College & SV Polytechnic, will be the Director at this seminar, which has been pre-approved by RAPS as eligible for up to 12 credits towards a participant's RAC recertification upon full completion.

To enroll for this seminar, participants can log on to http://www.globalcompliancepanel.com/control/globalseminars/~product_id=900537SEMINAR.

Hands on approach to statistical methods toolbox

The aim of this seminar is to offer a hands-on approach by which the participants could comprehend the ways to interpret and use a standard tool-box of statistical methods that consist of confidence intervals, t-tests, Normal K-tables, Normality tests, confidence/reliability calculations, AQL sampling plans, measurement equipment analysis, and Statistical Process Control.

The Director will equip the seminar delegates with clarity on how to accurately employ and administer statistical methods, which can be used as a launchpad for introducing new products. 

This two-day session will help participants understand the proper way of avoiding issues relating to these aspects of statistical methods. John will explain how to apply statistics to manage risk in R&D, QA/QC, and Manufacturing by giving real life examples derived mainly from the medical device design/manufacturing industry.

John will cover the following areas at this seminar:

• FDA, ISO 9001/13485, and MDD requirements related to statistical methods
• How to apply statistical methods to manage product-related risks to patient, doctor, and the designing/manufacturing company
• Design Control processes (verification, validation, risk management, design input)
• QA/QC processes (sampling plans, monitoring of validated processes, setting of QC specifications, evaluation of measurement equipment)
• Manufacturing processes (process validation, equipment qualification).