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Lower Upper

Process Mean
Spec. Limit Spec. Limit

Six Sigma:
Statistically
Visualized
The term “Six Sigma” is based on a statistical
concept: defective items can be minimized by
maintaining 6 standard deviation (6 “sigma’s”)
between the process mean (average) & its upper &
lower specification limits. 1.5σ shift 1.5σ shift

Six Sigma also accounts for the tendency of


processes to degrade over the long term: A Six
Sigma process can tolerate a “shift” of 1.5 standard
deviation and still maintain a “safety cushion” SIX SIGMA
between the process mean & its specification limits. PROCESS

6σ 5σ 4σ 3σ 2σ 1σ 0 1σ 2σ 3σ 4σ 5σ 6σ
Six Sigma: Statistically Visualized

LOWER SPEC. UPPER SPEC. LIMIT


PROCESS MEAN
LIMIT

1.5σ SIX SIGMA PROCESS 1.5σ


shift shift

6σ 5σ 4σ 3σ 2σ 1σ 0 1σ 2σ 3σ 4σ 5σ 6σ
Levels of Six Sigma

SIX SIGMA LEVEL % ACCURACY DPMO

VIRTUAL 6 99.9997% 3.4


PERFECTION

5 99.98% 233

4 99.4% 6210

GOOD 3.5 97.7% 22,700

3 03.3% 66,807

IMPROVEMENT 2 69.1% 308,537


NEEDED
Six Sigma Roadmap

Define
1
Build project from
nonconformance,
feedback & audits
Measure
SIX SIGMA IMPROVEMENT SIX SIGMA DESIGN (DFSS)
Collect
measurements
5

Define Define
2
Measure Control/Verify Measure
Monitor live
Analyze dashboards Analyze

Improve Analyze Design


Analyze processes

Control online (OLAP) Verify


4

Improve/Design
Correct, design
3
train & document
Breakthrough Strategy

SIX SIGMA STANDARD METHODS


(Optimal Improvement) (Gradual Improvement)

Breakthrough Gradual Improvement


Improvement

• Kaizen
• Re-Engineering
• TQM
• Current Tools & Approaches
Improvement Quota

Duration in Years

1 2 3 4 5
GATE A GATE B GATE C GATE D GATE E

Process
Development

HIGH SUCCESS
Production

RATE
Innovation Assay Tech Transfer 2 Tech Transfer 3
Documentation

QA/QC

RA

REDUCED TIME TO MARKET DECREASED COSTS


Design for Six Sigma (DFSS)

D EFINE Define project goals


Customer analysis/
risk assessment
Assemble team

M EASURE Capture vice of customer Determine project schedule Determine risk assessment

A NALYZE Develop CTQ’s Review project schedule Review risk assessment

D ESIGN Develop models Determine CTQ’s

O PTIMIZE Review CTQ’s Tolerance testing Design optimization

V ERIFY
Product comparison against
initial specifications
Document development
Area of Implementation

Expand areas of implementation to suppliers and customer. Processes do not


begin and end in the company, they end with supplier and customers.

Implementation Implementation Implementation


AREA 02 AREA 01 AREA 03

SUPPLIER OUR COMPANY CUSTOMER

Insert a text about P&G Sourcing Production Distribution Insert a text about customer
supplier role in six sigma - role in six sigma - area of
area of implementation Logistics implementation process.
process.

Documentation

Organization

Human Resource/Development
12-Step Implementation
Model

Persuasion of the chairman of the board Step 01

Nomination of the champion Step 02


BEGINNING
Persuasion of the top management Step 03

Program development Step 04

Selection of Master Black Belt, Black Belts and Green Belts Step 05

EDUCATION Implementation of training courses Step 06

First results Step 07

Assessment of process performance Step 08

MEASUREMENT Set targets Step 09

Call for result Step 10

Maintenance of Six Sigma Step 11


IMPROVEMENT
Endurance and continuous improvement Step 12
Six Sigma 7X7 Toolbox

QUALITY CONTROL MANAGEMENT


DESIGN TOOLS STATISTIC TOOLS PROJECT TOOLS LEAN TOOLS CUSTOMER TOOLS
TOOLS TOOLS

Check forms (including


Robust design Factorial attempt Network plan Standardization Kano-Model Decision tree
measure plan)

Quality Function Project & team


Skill analysis Waste analysis Requirement structuring Histogram Affinity diagram
Development (QFD) description

TRIZ Regression analysis CTQ-Analysis Shortage analysis House of quality Pareto-Diagram Relations diagram

Pugh concept Cause-and-effect


Multivariate analysis Tree diagram Flow diagram Taguchi loss function Tree diagram
selection diagram

Statistical tests
FMEA / VMEA Skill analysis Supply chain matrix Customer interviews Graphic comparison Matrix diagram
(ANOVA, ANOM)

Fault tree analysis


Hypothesis testing Cost-benefit analysis Set-up time analysis Customer surveys Relations diagram Matrix-Data-Analysis
(FTA)

Tolerance design Gage R&R analysis Control charts Red-Tag-Analysis Conjoint analysis Control charts Network plan technique
Six Sigma Methodology - DMAIC

M EASURE PHASE Practical Problem


Lean Six Sigma Methodology

Characterization

A NALYZE PHASE Analytical Problem

D ESIGN PHASE

I MPROVE PHASE Analytical Solution

Optimization

C ONTROL PHASE Practical Solution


Six Sigma Methodology - DMAIC

Collect relevant data about Determine the optimum values


the process and the problem for key contributing process
inputs
MEASU IMPROV
RE E

D M A I C

ANALYZ CONTRO
DEFINE
E L
Define the problem and the ideal Identify the cause-effect relationship Establish standards to
in terms of the target to achieve between inputs and outputs. sustain improvements in the
long run.
Voice of Customer & Voice of
Process

Understand the problem that


Practical Problem
impacts business performance Realize Recognize

DEFINE
Identify the problem
Statistical Problem
with data and facts
01

Statistical Solution
Find out a data-driven CONTROL MEASURE
and reliable solution

05 02
Provide a solution to
Practical Solution
increase profit, reduce
waste

Create a system to sustain


Control Plan IMPROVE ANALYZE
a long-term solution

04 03
Measure and reap the
Results
benefits of financial successes
Six Sigma Methodology - DMADV

FRAMEWORK DESCRIPTION

Verify that the new process


List more detailed
Collect VOC’s of the target Make a final design will property fulfill the
Define what kind of function for achieving
process and convert them plan, and complete customer’s needs, &
project we’ll do. the CTQ, and decide
to new process’ CTQs the new phase sustain improvement in the
basic design concept
long run

DEFINE MEASURE ANALYZE DESIGN VERIFY

“I want to gather customer


5-How Analysis, SIPOC Development on Made an SOP
Project Chart, QBS data & sales data in one
Analysis and Value Excel (videos about (Standard Operating
and Gantt Chart place & generate useful info.
Stream Map this topic will come) Procedure) in Excel
& tools for my salesforce

METHODS USED IN THIS


PROJECT
The 5 Phases of DMADV

01 02 03 04 05

DEFINE MEASURE ANALYZE DESIGN VERIFY

• Project team or • Identify & segment • Implement customer • Create detailed • Review performance
determine project customers req. into design design of the new product of
charter • Identify & analyze concept • Develop robust the process (piloting)
• Determine objective & customer req. • Rate design concept design with optimal • Implementation of
scope of project • Compare existing (QFD, TRIZ…) target value/cost work preparation &
• Interface to other product with • Evaluation under benefit ratio production
processes/define internal/external application of FMEA • Apply DOE • Continuously monitor
sector & provide benchmarking (target costing…) results of new process
resource • QFD for CTQ’s
Project Status Sheet

Location Project Number

Process Project Start Date

Customer of Process Project Conclusion Date

Team (Name/Division) Project End Date

SUBJECT/REASON PROCESS DATE INITIAL SITUATION ACTUAL STATUS OBJECTIVES

Error rate (PPM) & profit (%RTY)


Project Objectives
And/or cycle time

IN Focus

OUT Focus

Financial benefit of the project

Cash

Saving Potential

Prevented error costs


Cost by non-conformance
Non-financial benefit of the project or waste (EUR)

Investments/Costs

-
Control Chart Test Decision Tree

No
X-Bar & R Chart

Subgroups
Subgroups
>6 ?

Individual X-Bar & S Chart


Yes
or
Continuous Charts
subgroups
?
START HERE

Individuals I & MR

What type
No
of data ?
U Chart

Constant
Counts of defects subgroup
size ?

C Chart
What is Yes
Discrete Charts being
counted ? No
P Chart

Constant
Proportion
subgroup
defectives
size ?

nP Chart
Yes
Six Sigma Control Chart

80
75 FLAT TIRE
70
65
60
55
TIME (MINUTES)

50
45
40
35
UCL = 31.1
30
25
20
Avg = 17.80
15
10
LCL = 8.90
5
0
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

DAY NUMBER
Six Sigma Control Chart

Time (minutes) Prepared By Date Document No.

Process Name Approved By Date Initiation Date

Project ID Process Owner Revision No.

Project Scope Page Number of/to Revision Date

CTQ Specification
Unit of Applicable
Process Specific Data Measure Who Where Corrective
Measure - Sample Size Frequency Standard
Step Character Description Method Measures Recorded Action
KPIV KPOV LSL USL ment Operating

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Polishing 0.0004 0.0006 mm Variables 10 parts/lot Hourly Operator X-bar PM-005
Diameter comparator paper

Time Late = Each Each Prod. Conduct


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