Role of Document Control in the Control Phase

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The Role of Document Control in the Control Phase of Six Sigma
Aspect Details
Tool Name Document Control
Description A systematic process of managing and controlling documentation related to process changes in a project, ensuring that all stakeholders have access to the latest, most accurate information.
Importance Critical for maintaining the integrity and traceability of process changes. It ensures that all modifications are documented, approved, and communicated effectively to relevant stakeholders.
Communication to Stakeholders Vital for ensuring that all team members, management, and relevant parties are aware of changes, understand their implications, and implement them consistently.
Purpose in Control Phase To ensure that process improvements are accurately documented and sustained over time. It aids in standardizing the improved process and helps in auditing and compliance.
Key Components
  • Documentation of process changes and improvements.

  • Approval and review procedures for document changes.

  • Distribution and communication of updated documents.

  • Record keeping for auditing and historical reference.

Practical Example In a manufacturing process improvement, documenting changes in operating procedures, updating training manuals, and communicating these updates to all floor managers and operators.

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