The Process PDCA – Having and maintaining light and profitable processes
The Process PDCA – Having and maintaining light and profitable processes
Everything in our lives is a process. This is where the problem begins when we don’t know how to explain what we do as a process, as Deming used to say.
That’s why it’s important to know how to define, characterise, systematise and improve our processes. It’s a light and profitable path to growth.
Having access to the right methodology and tools can be enough to make change processes in organisations more successful.
- Knowing how to identify trend lines (‘problems’, opportunities)
- Knowing how to map a process
- Know how to control and monitor a process
- Know how to improve a process
Methodology
Expository method, interrogative method, active method (individual exercises, group dynamics)
Benefits to participants – Skills and competences
Capacity to analyse operations and define processes in order to act on them and increase efficiency
- Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document (if requested)
Duration: 15h in person = 5h+5h+5h
Programme:
- 5h
- Process definition
- Process requirements
- Customer-supplier chain
- Exercise
- 5h
- Processes: indicators and performance
- Process effectiveness and efficiency
- Process mapping – strategies
- Current and future state of the process
- Exercise
- 5h
- Risk management
- Challenge and exercises
- Discussion
Standard course fee
450 EUR
Includes class materials & coffee-breaks
Optional pack
+75 EUR
Includes 3 visits to companies/business related to the topic of the training course + 1 cultural visit (e.g. local beaches and/or Underground Museum or similar)
Instructor
Ricardo Mascarenhas
Coordinator
Ana Ribeiro (ana.ribeiro@aeva.eu)
Target audience
Production managers, process managers, team leaders, technicians, directors, administrators, team leaders and the general public.
Language(s)
English (Level B2 Required)
Duration
5 Days
“The Process PDCA – Having and maintaining light and profitable processes” availability
February 19 to 23, 2024
Registrations closed