Applying Six Sigma to improve the quality of metal furniture products

Abstract

Rapid technological developments in the field of production and quality control influenced the nature and requirements of quantitative production, which led to the emergence of various industrial products, as the development of the concept of markets to turn from local markets to markets is high competition where each productive enterprise tries to impose its dominance on the market by obtaining the largest percentages of sales possible, which made these institutions seek to find competitive advantages for their products through competition in quality, price or services, which led to the emergence of methodologies regulating the process Design and production to get the highest possible quality at the lowest cost, and one of the methodologies that achieved a remarkable distinction in this framework is the methodology Of Six-Sigma, a set of mechanisms applied to each element or stage of design and production to reach or approach the point (zero) defects, which made it important to research the mechanism of application of this methodology in the institutions concerned with the production of metal furniture to improve the quality of products.