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      Quality Management - participation and empowerment of an employee
      Nowadays organization can not think without quality management at their workplace. In this article we will read about participation and empowerment of an employee. Participation means that management actively encourages participation in running the operation and improving the business process. Empowerment is something additional. It means that management recognizes that when employees are given training and provided with the correct information, they are in the best position to manage their own work processes. This being the case, employees should be empowered to do it.
      There are various techniques to solicit employee participation. Suggestion schemes work well when they are well published and when valuable rewards are provided. If all of your needs and wants are satisfied you judge that you have received excellence. Excellence is more than meeting a product requirement because a requirement only provides a minimum set of supplies. Excellence or Quality is being pleased that your expectations have been met and exceeded. Organizations need to develop a range of measures or set of quality standards that get a handle on various categories of quality costs. These include quality costs that illustrate up in the plant and quality costs that illustrate up when the product has reached the customer.
      Quality costs include the costs of scrapping material throughout production, the cost of reworking faulty or defective material, the cost of repairing products, and warranty costs. Business rely on quality inspections to weed out defects are found products are either scrapped or reworked. This is rather like having two plants under one roof. There is one plant turning out good quality products that comply with customer needs. Then there is another hidden plant that turns out defective products for the scrap metal merchants and rework products that were defective in the first place. This hidden plant is may be half or a quarter the size or even smaller than that of the real plant.
      Quality costs are huge and they must be measured if there is to be any expect of improvement or development. The information provided by a well designed cost tracking system helps management to focus their efforts on the high cost effective areas and track how well designed cost track how fine the improvement efforts are going. Quality costs and preventive costs give better ROI. Failure costs in organization that does not have an effective quality management program for their process and employees. They include costs associated with scrap, rework, repair and guarantee actions.
      Read information on the Six Sigma Methodology benchmarking efforts. Also read Benefits of ERP and Definition of ERP – Enterprise Resource Planning system.
      Quality Management Cost, Measurement
      Quality management cost is always a good investment for the organization. It helps in producing better product at lower cost, which helps you to compete in this competitive environment. Appraisal costs are associated with quality inspection and testing activities to sort out good products from the bad prevention costs are the costs of quality management programmed for example design reviews, failure analysis, quality functions use matrix and quality training prevention costs are typically very low. When quality management is introduced one would expect prevention costs to increase and failure costs and assessment costs to go down.
      Quality measurement should start with a system for documenting non conformances. Every time an item fails a test, a purchased item to rejected or sent for rework, a statistically controlled process (SQP) exceeds its limits, and a product is returned from the customer non conformance must be documented. A computerized data base should be used to enter and store this information because the volume of data is too huge for a manual system to be effective. Organization can also have an ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system.
      The information should be recorded in a way that gives easy reports to analyze the problem and take preventive action. The idea is not to produce loads of paper but to collect data that can be analyzed to provide direction to the quality improvement program. A computer program or software is necessary because one needs to be able to sort failure costs into categories, for example by product type, supplier or type of error. There are many off the shelf network database software that can be used to calculate or analyze. The information should be displayed using graphs, presentations, charts which show trends, bar charts and pie charts that indicate rankings.
      I hope in this article you have read some information about quality management cost and its measurement.
      Read information on the Quality Improvement of Products and Services to improve customer satisfaction. Also read Benefits of ERP and Definition of ERP – Enterprise Resource Planning system.
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