Improvement
Technologies
(IPM "Black
Belt" Training)
SAI's Improvement Technologies course - the IPM equivalent of "Black Belt" training, is
a multi-week, project-based seminar that provides an integrated toolkit. The curriculum is:
- Six Sigma Methods and Tools - 2 weeks
The IPM specialist will gain higher expertise in the
application of basic tools such as process mapping,
FMEA, basic statistical methods, and DMAIC, which
were used in introductory classes for building the
Stability Foundation.
- Lean Synchronous Flow - 1 week
This unique workshop blends the principals and methods
of Lean Manufacturing (based on the Toyota Production
System) and Theory of Constraints (developed by Eli
Goldratt).
- TPM/RCM - 1 week
This curriculum is based on a combination of the principles
and methods of Total Productive Maintenance and Reliability
Centered Maintenance.
The objective of this course is to create the skills necessary
for a person to become a "process improvement specialist"
with expertise in a variety of complementary technologies
that will add value to your business's bottom line. |
