Control Phase Flashcards
What are the key objectives of the Control phase?
The key objectives are to maintain the gains achieved from improvements and ensure ongoing process performance.
What is a control plan?
A control plan is a document that outlines the measures and procedures to be followed to sustain improvements.
What techniques are used for monitoring and sustaining improvements?
Techniques include regular audits, performance reviews, and the use of control charts.
Why is documentation important in the Control phase?
Documentation provides a reference for maintaining standards and helps to ensure consistency and accountability.
What are control charts and how are they used?
Control charts are tools used to monitor process stability and performance over time by plotting data points and identifying variations.
What is the role of ongoing monitoring in the Control phase?
Ongoing monitoring ensures that improvements are sustained and helps to quickly identify and address any deviations.
How do you create an effective control plan?
By including detailed instructions, responsibilities, monitoring methods, and contingency plans.
What is the significance of control charts in Six Sigma?
Control charts help to visualize process performance, identify trends, and detect any unusual variations that may indicate problems.
