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The Official Newsletter of the ASQ Orange Empire Section July 2011 Section Chair Column - ASQ Letter from the Chair Welcome to another addition of our e-Scope. We hope you find the information contained within this and all additional informative. As we begin a new business year for our section I want to take this opportunity to thank the many individuals who volunteered their time to help us provide you with the monthly events, seminars, and education classes (refresher courses). Gene Underwood – a special thank you for the many years of service and contributions to ASQ and our Section. Gene joined ASQ in 1972. He has held many leadership roles. Gene has been our Deputy Regional Director for over 5 years. Gene has decided to retire from an active volunteer role but will continue to join us for our activities. Please join me in thanking Gene for his dedication and support to ASQ and our Section. Two of our member leaders were recognized and awarded for their commitment & outstanding contributions to our section during the 2011 World Conference. Bob Mehta has contributed many hours as a volunteer which started with being a proctor for the certification exams. He then took over as the Chief Proctor. Bob has also served as our vice chair, chair, and is now our Outreach Chair. Bob also is an instructor for our refresher courses for CSSGB, CQM/OE, CBA, and CPGP. We have received many emails from students on the excellent work Bob has done. Bob’s dedication can also be seen in his 100% attendance at our leadership and monthly meetings. Luke Foo has contributed many hours as a volunteer to our section. Luke has volunteered on many of our activities which has included being our section’s Secretary. As our Section Secretary he established methods for storing and standardizing on our reports. Luke is currently our Scope Editor. As the Scope Editor he spends many hours corresponding with individuals to prepare articles for our newsletter. Luke is also the first person to step in and help when we have a special need during our leadership meetings. Leadership Committee & other volunteers who have also done a great job: Dave Nagy – Program Chair Dale Leuer – Chair prior to moving the Northern CA. Aaron Reddoch – Treasure Anet Ant – Vice Chair Bob Mehta – Outreach Chair Darrell Moyer – Audit chair Don Shannon – Nominations Chair Gene Underwood – Deputy Regional Director Ed Arpawong – Arrangements Chair George Matthews – Fellowship Nominations Chair Laurie Patton – Secretary Luke Foo – Scope Editor Margaret Benavides – Education Chair Sharon Dalmage – Career Chair Steve Martin – Internet Chair Vinay Goyal – Membership Chair & Booster Chair Don Kennelly & Don Sinkway– Breakfast Program Co- Chairs David Vu – Volunteer Coordinator Roque Garcia – Seminars Coordinator Ed Smith – Programs team Janice Joyce – Programs team Jay Meta – Programs team Scott Friedman – Programs team Karen Gaynor – Re-certifications Hasan Farah – Chief Proctor I look forward to seeing you at our July meeting. Best Regards, Ed Matthews, MBA, CMQ&OE, CSSBB, Lean Master Chairman ASQ Section 0701 SCOPE
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The Official Newsletter of the ASQ Orange Empire Section July 2011
Section Chair Column - ASQ Letter from the Chair
Welcome to another addition of our e-Scope. We hope you find the information contained within this and all additional informative. As we begin a new business year for our section I want to take this
opportunity to thank the many individuals who volunteered their time to help us provide you with the monthly events, seminars, and education classes (refresher courses).
Gene Underwood – a special thank you for the many years of service and contributions to ASQ and our Section. Gene joined ASQ in 1972. He has held many leadership roles. Gene has been our Deputy Regional Director for over 5 years. Gene has decided to retire from an active volunteer role but will continue to join us for our activities. Please join me in thanking Gene for his dedication and support to ASQ and our Section.
Two of our member leaders were recognized and awarded for their commitment & outstanding contributions to our section during the 2011 World Conference.
Bob Mehta has contributed many hours as a volunteer which started with being a proctor for the certification exams. He then took over as the Chief Proctor. Bob has also served as our vice chair, chair, and is now our Outreach Chair. Bob also is an instructor for our refresher courses for CSSGB, CQM/OE, CBA, and CPGP. We have received many emails from students on the excellent work Bob has done. Bob’s dedication can also be seen in his 100% attendance at our leadership and monthly meetings.
Luke Foo has contributed many hours as a volunteer to our section. Luke has volunteered on many of our activities which has included being our section’s Secretary. As our Section Secretary he established methods for storing and standardizing on our reports. Luke is currently our Scope Editor. As the Scope Editor he spends many hours
corresponding with individuals to prepare articles for our newsletter. Luke is also the first person to step in and help when we have a special need during our leadership meetings.
Leadership Committee & other volunteers who have also done a great job:
Dave Nagy – Program ChairDale Leuer – Chair prior to moving the Northern CA.Aaron Reddoch – TreasureAnet Ant – Vice ChairBob Mehta – Outreach ChairDarrell Moyer – Audit chairDon Shannon – Nominations ChairGene Underwood – Deputy Regional DirectorEd Arpawong – Arrangements ChairGeorge Matthews – Fellowship Nominations ChairLaurie Patton – SecretaryLuke Foo – Scope EditorMargaret Benavides – Education ChairSharon Dalmage – Career ChairSteve Martin – Internet ChairVinay Goyal – Membership Chair & Booster ChairDon Kennelly & Don Sinkway– Breakfast Program Co-ChairsDavid Vu – Volunteer CoordinatorRoque Garcia – Seminars CoordinatorEd Smith – Programs teamJanice Joyce – Programs teamJay Meta – Programs teamScott Friedman – Programs teamKaren Gaynor – Re-certifications Hasan Farah – Chief ProctorI look forward to seeing you at our July meeting. Best Regards,
Ed Matthews, MBA, CMQ&OE, CSSBB, Lean Master Chairman ASQ Section 0701
SCOPE
July 12 Dinner MeetingDoubletree Hotel, 201 E. MacArthur Blvd, Santa Ana
5:45pm Clinic # 1, Bachan Anand presents Program Management Basics.Clinic description not available at press-time. Please check our website for details. 5:45pm Clinic # 2, Linda Howe Garriz will present
What Every Manager Should Know About SPC and Capability. Statistical Process Control and Capability Analysis is often implemented without knowing the true benefit to the company itself. We need to take SPC from the world of “Statistics to Please Customers” to statistics that actually improve our processes.
Participant Take-Aways
• What every Quality Manager needs to know about the benefit of SPC and Capability Analysis
• Common pitfalls to avoid in implementing and using SPC and Capability Analysis.
At 7:30 pm, the dinner topic The “WOW” Factor! will be presented by Chris Alexander. It is all about making the customer experience outrageously extraordinary - and it's the beauty and art of business. It’s designed to deliver an audience experience that communicates clearly that to be “WOWed” is magical. It is full of great examples, anecdotes, and participation that will deliver rave reviews. This presentation includes three powerful principles of business success:
1. The "WOW" Factor! will build customer loyalty for life;2. People buy from people they like and trust; and3. By Synergizing with customers you will increase revenues and reduce costs.
We all have brands products and people we love to do business with. When we experience the magic of The "WOW" Factor!, we want to repeat it over and over. It's flattering, it's attractive and we want more of it.In the business arena individuals and executives who embrace service as a value build long-term loyal customers who become advocates, and raving fans. This results in brand development, increased referrals, sales and strength.
Linda Howe Garriz is Director, Quality Assurance Operations at the Irvine Technology Center of Alcon Research, Ltd. in Irvine, California. She received her B.S. in Mathematics/Economics from Allegheny College and her M.S. in Industrial Administration with an emphasis in statistical methods and analysis from Carnegie-Mellon University. She currently is an instructor for the Certified Quality Engineer, Certified Biomedical Auditor, and Certified Six Sigma Black Belt Refresher Courses for the Orange Empire Section of ASQ.
Chris Alexander is an example of the American dream, he was born in a small country in Africa, then called Rhodesia and now re-named Zimbabwe. He emigrated from Africa to the USA 20 years ago and has since published 5 books - Joy in the Workplace, Creating Extraordinary Joy, Synergizing Your Business, Catch the Wind with Your Wings and “The WOW Factor!”. He has also authored many extremely successful business audios, CD’s and DVD’s to support his training programs. Executives from client companies such as: Mercedes Benz, Barratt American, Interior Specialists, and J&J say that it is Alexander's 30 yrs. of real world business experience, and results that have struck a chord and won him acclaim. Recently, he won the prestigious L.A. Area Emmy Award for Overall Excellence in Business Education for the Coast Tele-course, Dollar$ and Sense: Personal Finance for the 21st Century. Alexander’s largest audience is his two PBS TV shows, titled Creating Extraordinary Joy and Joy in the Workplace, which reaches 4,500,000 people with each broadcast.
Leadership Team 2011
Welcome New Members
Celeste I. AmlenBharath AnanthSarah BurrowsHeidi CatebyDon ClineDwayne CoteSharon DalmageRaul DeandaGilberto Rex FlorLarry D. HartjoyMike HossMeng JingRicardo LugoDemokan OncelMiguel SalcedoKaushal ShahPaul ShelterChandresh ThakurAdam VandenbergQinmin Zhang
All new members are eligible for free admission to a dinner meeting within 3 months of becoming a member. Please contact Vinay Goyal for a free voucher at [email protected]
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Chair Ed Matthews C: (714) 686-6638 E-mail: [email protected]
Vice Chair Annette Ant C: (949) 903-3274 E-mail: [email protected] Laurie Patton E-mail: [email protected] Aaron Reddoch C: (714) 325- 8646 E-mail: [email protected]
Programs Chair Dave Nagy W: (714) 883-9305 E-mail: [email protected]
Volunteer Audit Chair Dale Becker E-mail: [email protected]
Career Chair Sharon Dalmage E-mail: [email protected] Phone: (714) 808-4575
Arrangements Chair Ed Arpawong E-mail: [email protected]
Publicity/Internet Chair Steve Martin W: 714- 985-3022 E-mail: [email protected]
Education Chair Margaret Benavides W: (714) 654-2479 E-mail: [email protected]
Certification/Renewals Karen Gaynor W: (949) 753- 6248 E-mail: [email protected] Examiner Hassan Farah C: 909-261-3517 E-mail: [email protected]
FinancialAuditing Chair
Darrell Moyer H: (562) 795-5990 E-mail: [email protected] Chair Don Shannon E-mail: [email protected] Regional Director Gene Underwood H: (949) 830-2262 E-mail: [email protected]
Membership Chair Vinay Goyal W: (714) 876-3927 E-mail: [email protected] Outreach Chair Bob Mehta W: 949-510-9138 E-mail: [email protected] Regional Director, Region 7 Elias Monreal E-mail: [email protected]
SCOPE Editor Luke Foo W: (949) 743-9208 E-mail: [email protected]
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EDUCATION
Certified Quality Inspector / Certified Quality Technician Exam Prep CourseTo register, visit: www.asqorangeempire.org/calendar/calendar.htm
Location: North Orange County Community College District, 1830 W. Romneya Drive, Anaheim, CA 92801 There is a $2 parking fee.Exam Date: Oct. 1, 2011 Exam Application Deadline: August 12, 2011
Course fee: $400 plus cost of textbooks. Scholarships are available - contact Education Chair. $350 if paid one week before class, $200 with proof of unemployment if paid 1 week before class.
Time: 6:00 pm - 8:50pm. 3 RU’s will be given for this 30 hr course.Session/Dates: 10 sessions total –
7 Sessions on Wednesdays at NOCCC and 2 sessions at Alcon Labs (Irvine by the 5 & 405 Fwy) from July 27, 2011 to September 21, 2011.
1 session On-line on Saturday (TBD) on Technical Math for CQI students (CQT optional)
Will Cover: Inspection & Test techniques and Methods, Metrology, Calibration, GD&T, Basic Statistics, Statistical Process Control, Capability Analysis, Acceptance Sampling, etc. Also covers strategies/tips for preparing & taking the exam
Reference Books: Quality Council of Indiana CQI or CQT Primer, Latest Edition with solutions (Required),Griffith, Quality Technician’s Handbook, Latest Ed. (Recommended)Cost: $100.00 for either CQI or CQT Primer/Solution Text, To be purchased by the student directly through the Quality Council of Indiana @ 1-800-660-4215 or at www.qualitycouncil.com prior to the first class
Instructor: Vinay Goyal ([email protected]) or call 1-714-876-3927 Aaron Reddoch ([email protected]) Linda Garriz ([email protected])
Enrollment: Open through Aug 10, 2011. Class fee must be paid by the 3rd session. No refunds after the 3rd session. Minimum class size: 8 students.
EDUCATION
CSQE Refresher CourseTo register, visit: www.asqorangeempire.org/calendar/calendar.htm
Location: Alcon Laboratories, located at 15800 Alton Parkway, Irvine, CA, 92618.
Exam Date: Dec. 3, 2011 Exam Application Deadline: October 14, 2011
Course fee: $400 plus cost of textbooks. Scholarships are available - contact Education Chair. $350 if paid one week before class, $200 with proof of unemployment if paid 1 week before class.
Time: 6:00 pm - 9:00pm. 3 RU’s will be given for this 30 hr course.
Session/Dates: 10 Sessions: Wednesdays – from September 21 to November 30**, 2011 (**with last class either 11/23 or 11/30 – class participants to decide on 9/28).
Will Cover: Certification Overview, General Knowledge, Software Quality Management, System & Software Engineering Processes, Project Management, Software Metrics & Analysis, Software Verification & Validation Theory, Software Configuration Management, plus Tips & Strategies on taking the exam.
Required Text: CSQE Primer with Solutions Text from Quality Council of IndianaCost: Primer $80.00, Solutions Text $35.00 Ph: 800-660-4215 http://qualitycouncil.comOptional Text: The Certified Software Quality Engineer Handbook by Linda Westfall (ISBN: 978-0-87389-730-3) can be ordered from ASQ Quality Press: 800-248-1946 http://qualitypress.asq.orgCertified Software Quality Engineer Question Bank can be ordered from ASQ.CSQE Electronic Exam CD can be ordered from Quality Council of Indiana
Instructor: Karen Grams ([email protected]) Quang Ngo ([email protected])
Enrollment: Open through Oct. 5, 2011. Class fee must be paid by the 3rd session. No refunds after the 3rd session. Minimum class size: 8 students.
Certified Biomedical AuditorTo register, visit: www.asqorangeempire.org/calendar/calendar.htm
Location: Alcon Laboratories, located at 15800 Alton Parkway, Irvine, CA, 92618.
At press-time, details were not available. Details to be announced on our website. Please visit our website.
Certified Calibration Technician Refresher Course
ASQ Section 701 will provide training for the ASQ Certified Calibration Technician (CCT) this fall. The CCT body of knowledge developed by ASQ provides recognition for professional accomplishment of calibration technicians to an internationally recognized level of proficiency. In addition, the CCT includes information to inform calibration technicians their contributions contribute to related quality improvement processes within an organization.
Successful Quality Management Systems require an organizational culture that understands the importance of a team effort in order to achieve organizational excellence. For many years, laboratories have contributed to organizational excellence by assuring measurement equipment is properly applied through maintenance and calibration procedures. These laboratory technicians are very knowledgeable and dedicated professionals who often do not receive the recognition their contributions provide. These professionals often are not actively involved with quality improvement efforts outside of the laboratory.
Do your calibration professionals have this knowledge? Are they recognized for their accomplishments? Are you ready to elevate your employees and your organization to the next level of quality improvement?
These class meets for 9 Mondays beginning October 3, 2011 at NOOCC.
For more information, please contact….Milt Krivokuca [email protected] 949-892-7994
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Section Educational Mission:
1. Provide the highest value, most comprehensive and exhaustive ASQ Certification Refresher Courses available in the Orange Empire geographic region; and
2. Promote a high professional presence of certified quality professionals in Southern California; and3. Encourage professional certification within the section membership, supporting businesses, educational
institutions, and the Southern California community; and4. Foster a learning community of engaged and skilled quality professionals.
Section refresher courses are offered bi-annually on a rotation that supports ASQ Certification Exams. The Certification exams are offered by the section four times per year the first Saturday in March, June, October, and December. Exams are administered by ASQ Headquarters and our section Chief Proctor. Currently, the section exams are hosted by Alcon Labs (10+ years). The support of Alcon Labs allows the section to continue offering low-cost education programs to ASQ members.
Starting in 2007 the section expanded their traditional refresher courses and together with Alcon Labs, NOCCCD (North Orange County Community College District) began to host these evening courses. By offering their facility, these organizations show significant support of the continued educational development of the mid-career professionals. The support of NOCCCD and Alcon Labs allows us to meet the demand for quality professional certification in Southern California. Specifically, their support has allowed the section to double the number of refresher courses available to the Southern California community since 2007. The Orange Empire Section 0701 consistently offers one of the most comprehensive programs of certification prep courses available in the entire in the United States.
The section currently offers 12 Refresher Courses in this bi-annual cycle. Each course covers the Body of Knowledge (BOK) as identified on the ASQ Headquarters website, www.asq.org. Courses are offered one night per week (Monday, Wednesday, or Thursday) for 3 hours on consecutive weeks (9 to 15) and are designed to cover a comprehensive review of the Body of Knowledge (BOK) as published by ASQ Headquarters on their website at www.asq.org. This is 27-45 hours of classroom instruction on the details specified in the certification Body of Knowledge (BOK). Instructors are carefully chosen by the section and are continuously monitored for effectiveness and responsiveness to their students. The ASQ Instructor Validation Model is used by the section to validate instructors. Instructor candidates are qualified through clinic or key-note presentations at the Orange Empire dinner meetings.
For members currently in transition (unemployed), section refresher courses are offered at 50% through the 2012 fiscal year. In addition, the section provides scholarships to current volunteers recommended by their committee chair. These scholarships include the refresher course as well as the cost of the exam and the course study material. This scholarship to section refresher courses has been offered for over 5 years and has been approved by ASQ Headquarters. If you qualify for the section scholarship, please let the leadership committee know of your interest. Once a candidate has the support of their committee leader and has completed an interview with the education chair, the scholarship candidate is presented to the Leadership Committee who votes on the final award. Scholarship candidates are required to give a minimum of 25 hours of volunteer activity within the section.
Additional refresher courses are considered depending upon local interest and demand, a host facility, and qualified instructors.
- Margaret Benavides, Education Chair
ORANGE EMPIRE QUARTERLY BREAKFAST MEETINGFriday, July 29, 2011
Risk Management: “AS9100 Rev C Risk Analysis and Mitigation. Is your organization in alignment with the Standard?”
Presented by: Steve LoveladyOne of the key changes to AS9100 Rev C is Risk. “An undesirable situation or circumstance that has both a likelihood of occurring and a potentially negative consequence
AS 9100 Rev C, Section 7.1.2 Risk Management Requires:
The organization shall establish, implement and maintain a process for managing risk to the achievement of applicable requirements, that includes as appropriate to the organization and the product:
a) Assignment of responsibilities for risk management
b) Definition of risk criteria (e.g. likelihood , consequences, risk acceptance),
c) Identification, assessment and communication of risks throughout product realization,
d) Identification, implementation and management of actions to mitigate risks that exceed the defined risk acceptance criteria, and
e) Acceptance of risks remaining after implementation of mitigating actions.
The understanding of risk is important for an organization to develop a proactive quality management system and to implement an effective management process.
Group exercises will be conducted performing actual ‘risk assessments” by requesting specific product input from the attendees and utilization of these sample products in a real time risk analysis.
The presentation will focus on 4 key areas:
>>>Design Risk
>>>Supplier Risk
>>>Value Added Risk
>>>Non Value Added Risk
This presentation is intended as a overview and ‘road map” of the risk management and the mitigation process and will include working examples of the risk analysis process and implementation.
The objective is to enable each attended to leave the presentation with a better understanding of risk management and use the tools supplied to enhance their current process.
WHEN: Friday, July 29, 2011 6:30-6:45 A.M. -- Check In 6:30-7:15 A.M. -- Breakfast 7:15-8:15 A.M. -- Presentation
LOCATION: Coco’s2750 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, CA 92626 (714) 549-1289(On Harbor - South of Adams)
RESERVATION: Use cVent Registration on lineCall Don Sinkway 949-748-9590 E-mail: [email protected] Deadline: 8:00 PM July 27, 2011
ORANGE EMPIRE QUARTERLY BREAKFAST MEETINGFriday, July 29, 2011
PRICE: At Door - Cash or Check (no credit cards) THINK LEAN – Bring Correct ChangeAdvanced Reservation$10.00 Section Member$13.00 Non - MemberAt the Door$13.00 Section Member$15.00 Non - Member
BREAKFAST IS INCLUDE IN PRICEScrambled eggsSausageBreakfast potatoesToastCoffee or Tea
SPEAKERSteve Lovelady-QMS/AQMS Consultant
Steve has over 40 years of manufacturing experience including Electro/Mechanical Engineering, Operations Management and Quality Management systems and implementation.
His experience covers many industries including High Technology, Aerospace, and Commercial production. In addition, his process experience includes forging and casting and metallurgy, plastic injection molding, electro plating, CNC machining, printed circuit fabricating and assembly.
Steve’s has vast product experience including Test handlers for Logic Chip Programming, Laser Marking Systems for Programmable Logic Chip Identification, High Speed Drilling Machines for printed circuit boards as well as autoclaves for vacuum lamination of multi-layer circuits.
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