QC Course

Great answers and I'd like to add to it:

There isn't any free path that you can follow to get the knowledge needed to be proficient at Quality Control. There are other areas concerned besides just the statistical aspect that is normally associated with Six Sigma.

There is Accounting classes that need to be addressed.

Quality Control isn't all about taking and testing samples. It also involves finding improvement in the processes, finding ways to cut waste and reduce costs in the processes.

Statistical Quality control isn't practiced in every type of manufacturing.

There's the need to learn Accounting in order to find what the cost drivers are in the production processes. This will help to find the weaknesses in the manufacturing process. There are cost drivers in every industry and service. Whether it be materials, labor, maintenance, what ever influences production is a cost driver and it can be the same type of business but the cost drivers might be different.

You also have to understand how to get the most out of the employees. I recommend studying up on Edward W. Deming and his 14 points. Also read up on Jung.

The important thing is that you really need to take courses like Total Quality Management through some college. That will give you the fundamentals. Take some Statistics courses and Accounting courses.

If you're going to be working or are working for an industry that involves a lot of statistics then I'd recommend going through the Six Sigma Green Belt training.

Another aspect of Quality Control is documentation. Keeping records of what was wrong, how it was corrected and how it benefited the company. That is what ISO9000 is all about. Japanese business people outsourcing their work won't accept a bid from another company unless they maintain documentation on how they correct the problems and errors.

There's no free lunch when it comes to getting Quality Control training. You're going to have to invest a little. You can still read up on it and get a good idea on the theories but for statistics and accounting you're going to need to get some classroom knowledge because the free information doesn't tell you everything. For instance using the value of "i" in a statistical equation and using summations are a lot of fun.

Milo and Janissaries,

Thank you very much, you both gave me a very good information.

I am electrical engineer, my new position is QA/QC spicialist, I am focusing now in inspection of High Tension Transfomers, generators, and LT panels.

It is Ok for me to pay for the course, that is what i need , dependable institute.

I looked in internet, I did not find something good and helpful.

My request if you can help me to figuer an online course which help me in my new job.

Thank you again guys,

Kareem

You can Google Quality Control Course and it will list the Universities that offer courses online.

Thanks Gentelmen,

I already google it but what I got is not what I look for, so I asked for help.

Thank you very much for your help.

Kareem

Check out Worldwidelearn.com

They have courses for the different areas of Quality Control.

departing from your specific request,

if i were to have your responsibilities right now, i would be concentrating on making the processes in assembly better documented, The people better trained on those instructions, and the purchasing specifications clearer.

As an inspector, you will find plenty, but ultimately its not about what you find as much as it is that " what you find tells you about the weaknesses of your systems."

milo

first of all tell which discipline mech or elec or instrumentation or civil.

i am mechanical qa qc, go to trichy BHEL ( welding research institute) for all kinds of courses the best course i came across in india tamil nadu trichy

browse for BHEL WRI

I am electrical engineer, do they have online courses?

Thanks

Don't forget ISO:9001 and AS9100B websites (Owner: SAE= Standard of Automotive Engineers and International Standards Org.)

Hello,

I know it's not in the US but I am finishing a Quality Management certificate course Through Nait.ca. It has some E-learning courses. They are based on the ISO 9001-2008 standards. I hope this might help you.