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    Chapter 2 Literature Review 7 2.1. Root Cause Analysis: In Root Cause Analysis (RCA) is the process of identifying causal factors using a structured approach with techniques designed to provide a focus for identifying and resolving problems. Tools that assist groups or individuals in identifying the root causes of problems are known as root cause analysis tools. Every equipment failure happens for a number of reasons. There is a definite progression of actions and consequences that lead to a failure

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    Neat vs. Sloppy People Essay

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    type of person you ask. According to Britt in her essay, “Neat people vs. sloppy people”, the answer is yes. She uses certain qualities, such as oral description to differentiate neat people and sloppy people, how neat people are lazier, and how neat people are wasteful. Her qualities help explain to the readers why she thinks that her answer is true. One quality Britt uses in her essay is oral description, to tell her readers how neat people and sloppy people are in her eyes. In one example

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    Qualities of a troop commander on operations today. Encapsulating ‘A leader is a dealer in hope’ (In the Service of the Sultan) is perhaps the most effective quote from the set reading for summing up the role of a troop commander on operations today. Obviously the task, that is, the job that needs to be accomplished by the troop commander and his troop vary on a day to day basis and (depending on the conflict or situation) can be incredibly diverse. Despite this fact the responsibility of

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    The process chosen for this assignment is from the Sasol Synfuels environment. It is the non-conformance management process that is applied whenever there is any non- conformance (NCM), which has an effect on production operations; equipment operations or safety. When any incident, deviation or non-conformance related to safety health and environment (SHE), production or maintenance occurs; this must be considered for investigation and reported immediately to the Area manager by following the process

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    Quality Management Using Six Sigma Over the last thirty years, the views on quality management shifting from a focus on product inspection and problem identification to the theme that product quality is determined by the process used to produce the product (Jayaraman, Kannabiran, & Kumar, 2013; Kerzner, 2013). As a result many quality/process improvement initiatives and methodologies have been developed over the last few decades; one such methodology is known as Six Sigma and has become the most

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    is initially studied and the critical requirements of the customer (VOC) and the Critical to quality (CTQ) areas of the process were identified. Table 3.1: Process of manufacturing cards in 123 cards intl. Based on the customer expectation and the processes involved a QFD tools was plotted. Figure 3.2: Quality function deployment based on customer expectation From the above QFD the critical to quality area (CTQs) as per customer expectation could be identified. It was found that Printing and laminating

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    decision – making and Business results. Six Sigma is advantageous for companies that rely on bottom-line results and minimizing the number of defects in the Production process. Six Sigma serves as the common technique or mode in order to measure quality gains of different organizations and also to compare one

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    Manufacturing industry is in constant search of improvement and companies continuously aim for producing outstanding products that differentiate their offer from other competitors (Myklebust, Eleftheriadis, & Capellan, 2014). Manufacturing drives quality and process improvements as a function of decreasing costs and increasing profits. An

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    Are you tired of smiling and nodding when someone talks about these concepts because you “sort of get what they are but not really?” You’re not alone. Those of us in the industry who live and breathe this stuff meet people every day who have no idea what we do and why it’s important to the success of an organization or business. Q. OK, so what is a Business Process? A. Pretty much everything you do at work. It’s true! Everything is a process, whether you know it or not. It can be formally documented

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    a former lab tech. 2. Describe the organizational quality structure in place to monitor, analyze and evaluate quality improvement opportunities; attach a diagram if available. The Process Excellence department is loosely connected to the quality team. He stated he still reports to the Chief Medical Officer as he used to be the Chief Quality Officer as this position has not been filled. However, the Chief Medical Officer has his own quality team and process excellent team. He stated that in the

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