Control charts are the most efficient and real-time monitoring tool from the SPC toolkit. The magnificent seven statistical process control (SPC) tools are commonly used to monitor the variation in the process. A couple of practical applications in connection to monitoring renewable energy and coal mine explosions have been discussed. A Monte Carlo simulation-based study is designed, and results showed encouraging performance properties. Therefore, we address this problem with modified control limits in a more general distributional setup. Two-sided monitoring schemes for skewed distributions often encounter bias in its run length properties. In this article, we consider a two-sided monitoring scheme based on the generalized gamma distribution. However, the generalized gamma distribution is the most popular choice for modelling skewed data. Usually, it is assumed that the time-between-events follows an exponential or gamma distribution. For real-time monitoring of these highly efficient processes, monitoring of time-between-events is a well-known approach adopted in the literature of statistical process control. Most of the manufacturing processes produce a large number of conforming items along with a few non-conforming items. Advancement in technology brings a revolutionary change in the quality of the final product or items.
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