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Module 11 · Lesson 4 of 13

Measure submission pack

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Learning objectives

  • Assemble a Measure submission pack that proves data trustworthiness.
  • Fix the measurement system before quantifying performance.
  • Report baseline stability and capability with honest limitations.

Required evidence

  • Detailed process map
  • Operational definitions (point, method, condition, unit, tolerance)
  • Data-collection plan and check sheet
  • Sampling and stratification plan
  • MSA (Gage R&R or attribute agreement)
  • Baseline time plots, Pareto and descriptive statistics
  • DPU/DPMO/yield where valid
  • Stability and capability with assumption checks
  • Revised target and refreshed benefit

Copy-friendly Measure pack checklist

  • Operational definitions signed
  • MSA passes minimum thresholds
  • Sampling is representative
  • Baseline is stable before capability
  • Raw flat data and codebook retained
  • Exclusions documented with reason

Garment-factory example

A measurement project defines a chest-measure point, tape method and tolerance; runs a 3-appraiser × 10-part gauge study; then samples across size, style and shift for two stable weeks before capability is calculated.

Method

  1. Pilot the data-collection sheet before scaling.
  2. Repair the measurement system before analysis.
  3. Store raw flat data plus codebook, not only summaries.

Common mistakes

  • Capability calculated on unstable data.
  • Convenience sampling.
  • Redefining defects mid-collection to improve the number.

Knowledge check

Pick one answer per question. Explanations appear after you submit.

  1. 1. Baseline capability is credible only when:

  2. 2. Operational definitions must specify:

Author: NOSK.life · Last reviewed: 2026-07-21

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