The KAIZEN Philosophy and It’s Implementation
About This Course
Kaizen is a term the Japanese use to mean continual improvement. It is a philosophy that is focused on small and gradual improvements over a long period of time. By encouraging the company’s workforce to apply Kaizen and use the most basic quality enhancement tools, continual improvement in job performance becomes second nature. More than quality assurance, implementation of the Kaizen Philosophy results in waste elimination, just-in-time delivery, and standardized work.
Related trainings
Enhance your design skills with our upcoming structured MSME programs.
DECEMBERVirtual
Materials Management and Inventory Control (MMIC)
The participants attending the Materials Management and Inventory Control will understand how to manage inventories by applying strategies for managing capacity, demand, distribution, purchasing and quality in services resulting in lowered costs on maintaining inventory, reduction in losses and improvement on service quality measurement.
DECEMBERVirtual
Total Productive Maintenance (TPM)
TQM is a system designed to focus on customer expectations, the prevention of problems, building commitment to continuous improvement, and the promotion of participative management.
NOVEMBERFace-to-Face
Effective Project Management
This training applies the basic principles of project management to develop the skills needed to a successful project implementation.