Classes and Training Seminars

This class is designed to provide information on a set of procedures for each operational process that documents the most effective, balanced combination of people, machines, materials, and space to meet customer demand.

This training session helps you to identify the triggers of risk events, the importance of developing a plan to mitigate them when they do occur, and how to establish monitoring metrics and activities so you may be prepared for the inevitable.

Participants run a group of sequentially produced parts and then measure them to determine average, range and sigma.

Participants in this two-day comprehensive seminar will learn how to explain and evaluate the benefits of GD&T.

The course includes real world scenarios regarding the interaction of sellers and buyers.

This class provides an overview of Manufacturing Operations Management and how it can be used with technology to make systems implementation easier and improve business operations.

Learn the information necessary for conducting internal quality audits.

Learn how Industry 4.0 technologies can be used to assist team members in the performance of their jobs.

Acquire the knowledge necessary to understand the technologies used to achieve interconnectivity of process equipment for data collection, process/product improvement and process control.

Two day training will focus on how a project is a temporary endeavor designed to produce a unique product, service or result with a defined beginning and end undertaken to meet unique goals and objectives. (CEU Credits: 1.4)