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MBB Consulting™ - Gage R&R Training In Fort Wayne, IN

Gage R&R Training In Fort Wayne, IN

Gage R&R Training
Fort Wayne Gage R&R Training is in a city at the hub of 3 rivers. Gage R&R training assures Fort Wayne students make correct decisions from good data.
Price $349 / student assuming min. enrollment is met
Duration 1 day
Format In-person, instructor-led slideshow with exercises ending in a test of comprehension.
Materials Each student will receive a 3-ring binder containing color print-outs of the slideshow. Please note, this material and the presentation itself are copyrighted. A Certificate of Completion is released for each student who passes their test and for which payment for the training clears.
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CityFort Wayne, IN

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About Gage R&R Training


Who is Gage R&R Training for?

Gage R&R Training is for anybody who wants to make sure the quality of their decisions isn't being harmed by bad data. In our course, Fort Wayne students learn:

Gage R&R Training Course Overview:

Gage R&R training is the standard Six Sigma Black Belt measurement system analysis tool assuring Fort Wayne students' decisions are made from valid data. R&R stand for repeatability and reproducability; basically making sure measurement systems are valid beyond what can be detected through simple calibration. All calibration finds is bias away from a standard; it's not enough. Never assume your gage is good just because it's calibrated. We've seen companies waste 5-digit figures on incapable gages, and 6-digit figures scrapping good parts because of too much error in their measurement system. Remember, a measurement system includes its user and the process of using the gage. This is often where excessive error resides. To save you the cost of Minitab or SigmaXL, our Gage R&R training includes an Excel spreadsheet to crunch the numbers. Last time we checked, single licenses for Minitab and SigmaXL were $1,795 and $299 respectively. So, this class pays for itself just by including our spreadsheet.

Fort Wayne

Summit City

Excellent choice! Fort Wayne began as an abandoned fort which grew into a frontier outpost. Opening of the Wabash and Erie Canals improved travel conditions to the Great Lakes and Mississippi River exposing Fort Wayne to more business traffic. Opportunities continued with the introduction of railroads. Manufacturing developed with a focus on gasoline pumps, refrigerators, and video game consoles. The Lincoln Highway was built followed by an airport. Skyscrapers were erected beginning with the Lincoln Bank Tower. It is now known for low cost of living, originating the Breathalyzer, baking powder, and being home to one of the country's largest rose garden which is a thing to do after Gage R&R Training. Visit the Lakeside Park and Rose Garden. Brown County State Park, and Hard Truth Hills are also popular.

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Fort Wayne, IN
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Facility

Fort Wayne Gage R&R Training takes place at a modern business center west of highway 27 and south of St. Mary's River. Nearby attractions include the Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory, and Robert E. Meyers Park. Features include a fitness room and pool

Testimonials

Read what our students and clients have to say.

Phil M.
Phil M.
Molding Process Engineer
Aerospace


Very interesting and relevant content and excellent (SMED) presentation.



David Oelrich
David Oelrich
HR Manager
Energy


I had the pleasure of working with our Master Black Belt in a high-tech manufacturing company where formal continuous improvement was a new concept. I was impressed with his ability to translate the concepts and skills needed to start down the path of the discipline in a way that was not only accessible to the employees, but excited them and moved many of them into being active, positive participants. I saw an immediate improvement in overall engagement, which helped in areas well beyond the tactical and functional areas included in the improvement project, itself.