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(Cost of Quality)
WHY COQ…??
Traditionally quality performance has been reported to management in terms of
rejection and defective material reports. This vital information is often difficult to analyse
and interpret in terms of costs.
As a result, cost saving opportunities may be overlooked. Successful business
requires financial planning and control. It is advisable that quality failures be presented in
financial terms
Cost of Quality
Quality costs or cost of quality is a means to quantify the
total cost of quality-related efforts and deficiencies.
Classifications of COQ
As defined by Philip B. Crosby, the cost of quality has two main components: the
cost of good quality (or the cost of conformance) and the cost of poor quality (or the
cost of non-conformance).
COQ
>30% Non-Competitive
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Six Sigma Philosophy of Cost of
Quality
3 67,000 25-40%
4 6,000 15-25%
5 233 5-15%
Calibration and
maintenance of quality The cost of calibration and
measurement and test maintenance of gages, templates, jigs, QA Cal Lab Manual
fixtures and similar items
equipment
Calibration and
maintenance of The cost of calibration and
production equipment maintenance of production equipment PRD Cal Lab Manual
used to evaluate used to evaluate quality
quality
Preventive Cost
Responsibility for Data
COQ element Description Cost related To
giving Data source
Cost of trucks
halting charges at Cost of trucks halting charges at plant
plant for incoming for incoming containers SCM Costing SAP
containers
External Failures
Responsibility for Data
COQ element Description Cost related To giving Data source
Cost of escort
expenses incurred to Cost of escort expenses incurred to
SCM Costing SAP
prevent transit prevent transit damages
damages
Cost of trucks halting Cost of trucks halting charges at Field SCM Costing SAP
charges at Field
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