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CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT TOOLS

More and more companies understand that successful delivery of quality products and services ultimately depends on their employees. They empower and expect employees to define and improve their own work processes. This seminar enables participants to meet that expectation.

People everywhere are discovering the huge savings opportunities that lie inside their operations that have been hidden by traditional accounting methods. This seminar presents concepts and methods that expose these costs and enable action to reduce them. Many of the tools are the same as those used in problem solving, but are used differently in process improvement work.

The principles and methods taught in this seminar can be tailored to manufacturing companies or service sector organizations with equal effectiveness.
TARGET AUDIENCE   COURSE LENGTH AND COST
Managers, supervisors, engineers, production workers and especially teams of individuals seeking to continuously improve their processes.

Additional Information: Up to 24 people may participate. It includes a certificate of completion and requires sixteen hours of class time. All materials are provided.
Length: 2 days
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.


Please see our public training schedule for prices, dates and locations.
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WHAT’S COVERED
TOPICS COVERED

  • Process Improvement Methodology

  • Flowcharting

  • Check Sheets

  • Pareto Analysis

  • Histograms

  • Cause and Effect Diagrams

  • Nominal Group Technique

  • The P-D-C-A Cycle

  • Basics of Control Charts

  • Process Capability

  • Overview of Six Sigma



  • On completion of this seminar, you will be able to:

  • Apply metrics to uncover hidden costs of poor quality

  • Acquire process thinking

  • Learn a logical process improvement method

  • Learn "Tools of the Trade" for continuous improvement

  • Understand the concept of Six Sigma


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