Chapter Webinar Series: Solving Real-Life Problems Using the Tools of Lean Six Sigma (Part 2 of 3)

SMTA PRESENTS: Chapter Webinar Series: Solving Real-Life Problems Using the Tools of Lean Six Sigma (Part 2 of 3)

This informative webinar series is co-organized by the Arizona-Sonora Chapter, Upper Midwest Chapter, Silicon Valley (San Jose) Chapter, and the SMTA SYP (Student and Young Professionals) Committee.

When:Wednesday, June 7, 2023
2:00pm-4:00pm (US Central Time)

Where:Online

Contact:Rob Boguski
rboguski@datest.com
510-490-4600 x 178

Speakers:

Professor Ron Lasky, PhD, PE, Dartmouth College and Senior Technologist, Indium Corporation
Jim Hall, Principal Consultant and Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt, ITM Consulting

Overview:

Three separate workshops will be presented to provide a basic overview of Lean Six Sigma (LSS) techniques for electronic assembly. The workshops will use a teaching example, presenting a simulated LSS evaluation of a common electronic assembly quality problem. The format will follow the fundamental LSS procedure of DMAIC, acronym for Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve and Control. In the first session, we covered a short overview of LSS, defining the problem, and analyzing it through the first 3 steps of the DMAIC process. In this second workshop we will cover “I” of DMAIC, the Improve phase. The Improve phase involves setting up a DOE (Design of Experiment), performing the experiments and analyzing the data to determine what factors in the experiment will provide the most improvement in the process. A simulated DOE data set will be analyzed using commercial statistical software to demonstrate this Improve phase of DMAIC.

Cost to attend the series:

Members: Free!

Non-members: $30

Series: 

Part 1 - May 31,  2023 (Define, Measure, Analyze phases - Stencil Printing example)

Part 2 - June 7,  2023 (Improve phase - Design of Experiments example)

Part 3 - June 21,  2023 (Control phase - TBD)