TECHNIQUE 55 Control Plan

Are any of your indicators too volatile (See Control Plan, Technique 55.)... 

Establishing design controls entails examining current design features, component specifications, and necessary information to ensure that the potential cause can be avoided, or at least detected if it occurs. These controls then become inputs into making a Control Plan (Technique 55). Controls in the razor example include specifications for incoming parts or materials, material selection, and an understanding of the impact of component variation on performance. 

With an optimized innovation ready for the market, it s time to improve and transition the project to its owners for ongoing operation. Use the Process Behavior Charts and Control Plan techniques during and after this transition. Also use the Cause Effect Diagram and Cause Effect Matrix to diagnose, solve, or at least mitigate any implementation problems encountered. 

Process Behavior Charts are often called control charts, but this convention implies that a control function is performed on the contrary, Process Behavior Charts only perform a monitoring function. The control function is performed by virtue of a good Control Plan (Technique 55). 

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When carrying out quality planning you will be examining intended product characteristics and it is at this stage that you will need to consider how achievement is to be measured and what tool or technique is to be used to perform the measurement. When you have chosen the tool, you need to describe its use in the control plan. 

It takes many hours, even days, to complete a thorough Control Plan. This time can be minimized if you have already applied several techniques including Process MapA/alue Stream Map (Technique 45), Design FMEA (Technique 40), and Measurement Systems Analysis (Technique 47). 

Techniques for first-aid responders and employees. Universal precautions, exposure control plans, exposure incidents, personal protection, and decontamination. 

Select and use proper specialized chemical personal protective equipment Understand in-depth hazard and risk techniques Perform specialized control, containment, and/or confinement operations Determine and implement decontamination procedures Possess the ability to develop a site safety and control plan Understand chemical, radiological, and toxicological terminology and behavior... 

Many roof control plans specify the maximum spans that are allowed. Mining sequences can also be designed to Umit the number, location, and size of turnouts, and to restrict turnouts to specific entries. Extra primary support, such as longer roof bolts, installed within intersections can also be very effective in reducing the likehhood of roof falls. On the other hand, replacing four-way intersections with three-ways may be not be an effective control technique. Three-way intersections are more stable, but since it normally takes two three-ways to replace one four-way, the total number of falls is hkely to increase (MoHnda et al. 1998). 

A comprehensive groimd control plan not only includes the basic observational, visual, and hands-on components, but also uses supplemental observational and monitoring techniques and reg-... 

EPA, 1982. U.S. EPA, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, "Control Techniques for Particulate Emissions from Stationary Sources, Volume 1," EPA-450/3-81-005a, Research Triangle Park, NC, September, 1982. 

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