Course description
Training involves the basic skills associated with Problem Solving and Root Cause Analysis.
The half day version has a focus on the fundamentals problem solving with an overview of the basic tools associated with root cause analysis and mistake proofing the solutions. The full day version has additional content on the continuous improvement cycles, root cause failure analysis (RCFA) as well as soft skills such as coaching and leadership.
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Who should attend?
This course is designed for Front Line Supervisors who will need to use and coach others on the tools. All those who need to improve their ability to find root causes, either directly on the floor or in the improvement of incident investigations.
Training content
- PDCA and DMAIC – available in full day version
- Basics of Problem Solving
- Brainstorming, 5 Why’s and Fishbone
- Additional Problem Solving Tools
- Pareto, Value Added and Waste
- Root Cause Failure Analysis (RCFA) – available in full day version
- Mistake Proofing the Solutions
- TTT, Social Skills and Leadership – available in full day version
- Coaching and Discussion – available in full day version
Course delivery details
This training is offered both as a half day or full day Awareness and Understanding course.
Costs
$995 CAD + 13% GST for full day course
$495 CAD +13% GST for half day course
Includes course material in PDF format, and certificate.
Certification / Credits
Certificate of participation
Why choose A+I?
Courses taught by experienced industry professionals
Instructors with proven experience applying the topics in the real world
Since our start in 2014, we have provided Teaching, Coaching and Project support to over 30 companies
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