On-Demand Seminar: Introduction to Kaizen Improvement Course
Learn a wide range of essential knowledge for "kaizen" and review the waste, inconsistency, and unevenness in the workplace!
●Overview and Objectives - Karakuri improvement refers to activities aimed at solving problems in manufacturing sites using our own ideas. It features characteristics such as 1. Simple mechanisms, 2. No cost involved, and 3. Improvements that eliminate excess, waste, and inconsistency in the workplace. - This course is designed for those who are learning about karakuri improvement for the first time, and it will include a wealth of actual karakuri improvement case studies, ensuring that even beginners can participate with confidence. Participants will gain a broad understanding of essential knowledge that is indispensable for karakuri improvement, while also developing their creativity and thinking skills. Issues such as "lifting heavy objects is difficult," "retrieving small items is cumbersome," and "I want to eliminate dangerous tasks" can also be addressed. Please utilize "karakuri improvement" to reassess the excess, waste, and inconsistency in your workplace, making your tasks safer and easier.
basic information
1. It is structured for those learning "Karakuri Improvement" for the first time, explaining with a wealth of actual Karakuri improvement case studies. 2. You can learn a wide range of essential knowledge that is indispensable for Karakuri improvement, while also developing creativity and thinking skills. 3. With supervision from experienced and accomplished association advisors, the program content is tailored to the field, deepening understanding. ☆ Includes a completion exam to measure understanding. ☆ This program is designed for those who are about to engage in Karakuri improvement, enabling them to correctly understand and practice it in the field.
Price information
Member price: 40,700 yen, General price: 57,200 yen
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Applications/Examples of results
●Target Audience - Those who will start working on kaizen (continuous improvement) - Young manufacturing operators (approximately 3 to 5 years of employment) - Young production engineering professionals (approximately 3 to 5 years of employment)
