As the latest addition to "The Basics" Series, "The Basics of Quality Auditing "provides an inexpensive and easy-to-follow WHO, WHAT, WHERE, WHEN, WHY and HOW format that is perfect for training. It discusses the four main questions all audits should answer: Is there a procedure? Is the procedure being followed? Does the procedure meet the needs of the system? and What must be changed or improved to increase the output quality? After explaining the audit process, the book illustrates how audit programs are currently being used and how they have evolved beyond the standard uses of policing...
As the latest addition to "The Basics" Series, "The Basics of Quality Auditing "provides an inexpensive and easy-to-follow WHO, WHAT, WHERE, WHEN, WHY...
The Basics of Reliability is a handy source for comprehending reliability concepts, interpreting reliability requirements, and understanding reliability reports.
The Basics of Reliability explains reliability concepts in a simple and straight-forward language for all employee levels and includes a comprehensive glossary that clearly and thoroughly defines technical terms.
Senior management, inspectors, technical sales personnel, product engineers, manufacturing engineers, quality engineers, or anyone responsible for reliability will be able to turn to The Basics of...
The Basics of Reliability is a handy source for comprehending reliability concepts, interpreting reliability requirements, and understanding re...
Reduced market share, lack of repeat customers, and added costs are just a few ways warranty claims can hurt an organization. Avoiding complex mathematics or accounting terminology, Warranty Claims Reduction: A Modern Approach with Continuous Improvement Techniques explains how to boost profits through the reduction of warranty expenses in your organization.
Outlining a multifunctional approach for reducing claims, the book begins by summarizing the traditional and most common strategies for warranty cost reduction. Next, it explains how you can reduce warranty costs...
Reduced market share, lack of repeat customers, and added costs are just a few ways warranty claims can hurt an organization. Avoiding complex math...
