Continuous Improvement Workshop

Synopsis

Creating a working environment where there is a Continuous Improvement (CI) culture is a feature of best practice companies.

Bringing together the principles of the key improvement methodologies such as Total Productive Maintenance (TPM), Lean Manufacturing, Six Sigma etc. in a blend that is right for your business requires understanding and careful selection.

An atmosphere for (and ongoing success of) Continuous Improvement relies on the ability of a business to operate within a defined process. Random improvement activities often go unrecognised and eventually cease to occur.

Links with team working and workplace decision-making are crucial organisational considerations.  Continuous Improvement is everyone’s accountability.  Continuous Improvement needs informed leadership and a long-term commitment to support the right attitudes.

Outcome

Delegates will appreciate the requirements for adopting and promoting a CI culture.  They will recognise opportunities for a pilot, fast track, entry into making changes that kick-start the process.

Focus Group

This course is designed as an entry point for managers, facilitators and change agents who need to assimilate the tools and techniques required to introduce a CI programme.

Cost:

£450 + VAT

Duration:

2 days

Outlines

•  Introduction to the Lean Manufacturing concept
• Explanation of the Six Sigma approach
• Understanding of the principles of TPM
• Organisational Implications for CI
• Measurements for identifying opportunities
• Tools and Techniques for problem solving
• Process Definition