What is the concepts of Lean and Six Sigma ?
What is this concept of LEAN and how does it apply to my facility ?
Where your training needs are still all about the "G".
Course Subjects
It's actually really easy. The G-CREW will define this concept in two words. ELIMINATE WASTE. Learn how to look at your process and see what is value added and what is not. Determining this might not be that easy and straight forward as you think. Learn how to be stategic with out applying stategy and if you can understand this it is well worth attending this program.
Six Sigma and statistical analysis who has the time for this ? Well you very well might be right. Is your process in control and in specification ? If you can answer this with 100% assurrance than the answer is "YES" then you are right you do not need it. If the answer is "I think so" or "I am really not sure" then it might be something you want to discuss with the G-CREW. Taking this course will help you to determine if its worth getting into. It generally adds value to most all business. Applying continuous improvement with constant care applies to everyone in business and life. The course is taught by a Six Sigma Black Belt.
What is this concept of Six Sigma and how does it apply to my facility ?
What is this ? Let G-CREW tell you this in an informative seminar at your facility with an Expert in Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) who was a Champion in this program for over 10 years. During this 10 year period the program was implemented, maintained and evolved into the most cost effective maintenance program known to man kind (RCM). This concept of "Reliability Centered Maintenance" is a combination of preventive and predictive planning that addresses root causes and designs them out of your process. It's reliability and maintainability built into the maintenance planning to reduce downtime while reducing your maintenance costs at the same time.
Maintenance Management Planning - TPM & RCM