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Process Management: Applying Process Mapping to Analyze and Improve Your Operation

Does your organization’s process management provide a competitive advantage?

This course provides you with proven tools, including process mapping techniques, documentation of standard operating procedures and value-added vs. non-value-added activity analysis. Successfully implement process management improvements that can directly impact profitability.

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Upcoming Sessions

Date City Times Course# 36531
  • Nov 12, 2012
    - Nov 14, 2012
    Toronto, ON 9:00 AM
    - 5:00 PM
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  • Mar 18, 2013
    - Mar 20, 2013
    Toronto, ON 9:00 AM
    - 5:00 PM
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Do you need a different date or location? We offer Courses On Request.


Course Details

Learning Objectives

  • Identify the critical success factors for process improvement projects: assess processes to avoid over and under planning
  • Determine whether non-value-added operations should be out-sourced
  • Identify where excess levels of inventories can be reduced or eliminated
  • Apply process mapping using a three step framework
  • Use techniques to analyze the data and identify desired process improvements
     

Course Benefits

  • Identify process improvement opportunities
  • Manage bottlenecks to enhance workflow and increase productivity
  • Achieve more realistic and effective scheduling based on process lead-time data

Course Features

  • Structured case study(ies) to apply learning in groups
  • Worksheets and exercises to enhance participation and learning
  • Simulation activities to help transfer learned skills and behaviour to the working world
  • Hands-on activities to engage participants in demonstrating skills

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Who Should Attend

Project and program directors and managers, managers who want to ensure that the processes they manage are the best, middle and senior management responsible for corporate strategy, industrial engineers, and managers and line supervisors in the manufacturing and process industries.

 

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  • "  The small size of the group allowed us to move through material quickly and still have good discussions.  "

  • "  I liked being able to apply the knowledge gained to real examples during the course.  "

  • "  I enjoyed the areas that focused on the process, as opposed to the project management side.  "

  • "  I enjoyed the instructor, who was very knowledgeable and realistic.  "