The Masterclass will be conducted by Akashi Terasaki, a Senior Consultant of HIRAYAMA Corporation, who has almost five decades in practicing LEAN techniques. He has been involved in LEAN project management with Kokusan Denko Co. Ltd and Kokusan Tech. During his time there, he started the "Terasaki Way Improvement" programme to re-adjust the smaller companies with lower margins. His expertise lies with His expertise lies with improving production systems, processes, facilities, layout planning and many more.
This programme will provide you with ways to help your organisation improve its productivity. Expect many case studies and hands-on exercises for improvement at our hands-on exercise model line. Learn how to achieve the best quality and shortest lead time by applying the principles of Lean Techniques.
Upon completion of the masterclass, you would gain the tools, skills and techniques necessary to help your organisation reduce waste, improve productivity and become LEAN.
This programme will provide you with ways to help your organisation improve its productivity. Expect many case studies and hands-on exercises for improvement at our hands-on exercise model line. Learn how to achieve the best quality and shortest lead time by applying the principles of Lean Techniques.
Upon completion of the masterclass, you would gain the tools, skills and techniques necessary to help your organisation reduce waste, improve productivity and become LEAN.
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- Learn methods to eliminate waste
- Optimise your work process efficiently
- Understand the advantages of One Piece Flow over Lot Production
- Participate in hands-on exercise to identify ways for process improvements
- Crafting, analysis and implementation of work process improvements
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We would recommend the LEAN Techniques Masterclass to the following: -
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Registration has closed.
For enquiry, please contact Thomas at thomas_chia@spa.org.sg / 6906 8253.
For enquiry, please contact Thomas at thomas_chia@spa.org.sg / 6906 8253.