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Validation Sampling Plans (1-day seminar)

Instructor

Dr. Wayne A. Taylor

Course Objective

This one day course is designed to help you select sampling sizes and acceptance criteria of one time studies like process validation, design verification and testing of product for first human use.  The course shows how to:

  1. Justify the sampling size and acceptance criteria selected based on the claim that can be made by passing a sampling plan.
  2. Select a variety of sampling plans, all of which allow this claim to be made.
  3. Select from among these sampling plans that plan which offers the best balance between the number of units tested and the risk of failing the validation.

This course is task orientated in that it provides all the knowledge and tools required to accomplish the task of selecting samples sizes and acceptance criteria for one time studies.  No prior knowledge or special background is required.  

What You Will Learn

Intended Audience

This course is designed for those individuals who select sampling plans for both validation and other one time studies and for those whose manage such activities. This includes engineers, manufacturing and quality supervisors, and management.  No special statistical or mathematical background is required.

Course Outline

  1. Overview
  2. Single Sampling Plans

  3. Claims - OC Curves, AQL and LTPD

  4. Double Sampling Plans

  5. Variables Sampling Plans (and Normal Tolerance Intervals)

  6. Tables of Validation Plans

  7. Selecting the Best Plan

  8. Writing the Protocol

Course Materials

Participants receive course manual.

Schedule

Dates Location Contact Information
November 18, 2008 St. Paul, MN Offered through Minnesota Section of ASQ.  Register through Century College at (651) 779-3341.  Further infoRegister.  
In house seminars Available at your location We can be reached at (847) 367-1032, Fax (847) 367-1037, or info@variation.com.

 


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