Quality & Cost of Quality (PowerPoint PPT)

By this PowerPoint Presentation, you can improve the company Quality culture and improve the bottom line. This presentation you can understanding elements of cost of quality or cost of poor quality. This document could be a very good training material for organisation.
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Learning Objective: –
To understand the concept of Quality Function and its importance
To understand the concept of Cost of Quality Function
Understand Elements of Cost of Quality
Understand Categorisation of Cost of Quality
Understand how to Implement the Cost of Quality
Understand how to Analyse Cost of Quality
Understand method of Cost capturing / Data Gathering

This presentation delves into the hierarchy of quality, emphasizing the critical roles of prevention, detection, and operational techniques. It highlights how Total Quality Management and Quality Assurance ensure products and services meet company standards, reducing inspection costs and enhancing efficiency. The PPT also covers the importance of statistical sampling and inspection in quality control, providing insights into immediate and resource-dependent processes.

The distribution chain's quality aspects are meticulously examined, including storage, handling, transportation, and compliance with Good Distribution Practices. Forward and backward traceability, 360-degree feedback, and the necessity for traceability are discussed. The presentation also defines quality in terms of consumer understanding, defect attitudes, cost minimization, and international benchmarking, stressing the importance of training all employees.

Internal failure costs such as scrap, rework, re-inspection, sorting, and defect analysis are outlined, with a focus on the cost implications of poor quality. The presentation identifies five possible reasons for failure, including lack of skill, job knowledge, involvement, unclear goals, functional barriers, and wrong approaches. Good practices at RS points, including cleanliness, painting, lighting, and safety precautions, are also detailed to ensure a comprehensive understanding of maintaining high-quality standards.