Visual inspection is a very common way we detect issues in our manufacturing lines, especially in undercapitalized programs that rely heavily on manual visual inspection. These sorts of inspections are typically burdened with error in passing a bad part, or even rejecting a good part. Given that the human being is a constant, and by very nature flawed, many questions come up in the area of inspection, like:
• How do I minimize the chances of my visual inspection missing a bad part?
• How do I know my real risk for passing a bad part?
• What options exist to assess the risk to passing a bad part?
• Are there some best practices that I can use to mitigate this risk?
The direct answer rests in the MSA Core Tools manual published by AIAG, and the power of attribute-based gage R&R. In this webinar we are going to open up the consultant’s playbook to show you EXACTLY how we utilize some of the more obscure techniques around attribute-based inspection help you craft a robust and realistic approach to visual inspection. In this webinar we will discuss:
• 2 tests to assess your visual inspection activities
• How to leverage these tests to gain predictability of the activity
• How to represent the risk posed by visual inspection into your FMEA and Cost of Quality (CoQ)
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