Quality management in the methodology of designing rotation mechanisms for large-size machines

Krynke, Marek; Mielczarek, Krzysztof; Jagusiak-Kocik, Marta; Kiełbus, Anna

doi:10.37904/metal.2021.4302

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“…The next step of the analysis was to present the relationships and group them using one of the 7 traditional quality management tools -the Ishikawa diagram. This diagram was used in the (Chądzyńska and Klimecka-Tatar, 2017, Ciecińska and Oleksiak, 2023, Czerwińska and Piwowarczyk, 2022, Knop and Ulewicz, 2022, Krynke et al, 2021, Luca et al, 2017, Mizuno, 2020, Siwiec and Pacana, 2019, Siwiec and Pacana, 2021, Urbaniak, 2004, Ulewicz, 2014 papers. The Ishikawa diagram, also known as the fishbone diagram, fish diagram, tree diagram or cause and effect diagram, allows to identify groups of causes that influence a given problem.…”

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Analysis and Assessment of Threats Existing in Selected Small Sports and Recreational Infrastructure Facilities Using Quality Management Tools

Jagusiak-Kocik

2023

System Safety: Human - Technical Facility - Environment

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The aim of the work was to determine the effectiveness of the use of the Ishikawa diagram and the Pareto-Lorenz diagram in the analysis and assessment of threats that occur in small sports and recreation infrastructure - playgrounds. After analysing the available literature, it can be concluded that there are studies in the field of safety on playgrounds, but there are no publications combining surveys with the use of quality management tools in relation to this topic. Through a direct survey conducted among parents and caregivers, information was obtained about the threats in playgrounds located near housing estates they meet most often. Using the Ishikawa diagram, this information was grouped and a brainstorming session was conducted to isolate the root causes of these threats. After conducting an analysis using the Pareto-Lorenz diagram, the threats that appeared most frequently in the respondents' responses were specified. The result of the work is to propose actions that can reduce or eliminate these threats.

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