Production Schedule;measure effectiveness;PLM;Quality ChecksEquipment Maintenance;calculate manufacturing costs
Description
Manufacturing Efficiency and Sustainability How To Measure and Improve Production
It doesn’t matter what industry you work in or what types of finished products or goods you produce: you always want to maximize your efficiency in a manufacturing setting. But finding the areas that can help you increase your efficiency isn’t always easy, especially if you think you’re already working at your highest level of efficiency.
The truth is that there is room for improvement in every factory. This course will help you understand everything you need to know about improving manufacturing efficiency. and the seven steps you can take today to improve your manufacturing process and meet your output goals.
The course will answer the following:
How To Improve Manufacturing Efficiency in 7 Steps
1) Invest in Technology and Automation
2) Reduce the Volume of Materials You’re Wasting
3) Consider Implementing Lean Manufacturing Techniques
4) Provide Quality Training to Team Members
5) Organize Your Manufacturing Factory Workspace
6) Standardize Even Simple Tasks
7) Motivate and Engage Your Team Members
Stages for Improving Manufacturing Cycle EfficiencyManufacturing cycle efficiency begins far before a widget is produced, and continues after production as well.
It’s important for companies to take into consideration all elements of this timeline in order to provide a product that ensures a competitive cycle time.
Manufacturing Systems I
Learn about manufacturing systems and ways to analyze them in terms of material flow and storage, information flow, capacities, and times and durations of events, especially random events.
Who this course is for:
- Managers: New, Established and Aspiring Managers – especially those in operations, manufacturing or service sectors, production and industry
- Supervisors, Consultants, Engineers, Planners & Analysts, Management & Leadership teams
- Perfect for manufacturing professionals and students of manufacturing operations
- business owners more advanced understanding of manufacturing planning, execution, and control systems.
- People working in Production, Manufacturing, Industrial Operations, Business Operations
