Analysis of Quality Control using Statistical Process Control (SPC) in Bread Production
(1) Sampoerna University, Jakarta
(2) Sampoerna University, Jakarta
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.26858/ijfs.v4i2.7637
Abstract
In this research, the writer does analyze quality control of bread using attributes P-chart to meet in quality control statistics. The population of this study was all types of bread produced by Roti Sari Wangi as many as eight types of bread with a production capacity of 1,600 packs per day. The sampling technique in this study was a withdrawal of bread type samples based on judgment sampling and random sampling when Roti Sari Wangi produced eight types of bread the writers only took four types of bread products. From the test normality using SPSS, we can conclude that these four kinds of bread are still in the standard limit of a company. However, the total costs for defect of four kinds of bread are IDR 4,302,000. This is the high number for the small company like the writer observed.
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