Course description
Acquire knowledge of productivity and production organisation in the metal industry, as well as the principles and objectives of the Just-in-Time and Lean Manufacturing philosophies.
Why enrol on this course?
Who can take this course?
Employed, self-employed or unemployed people who want to improve their skills.
Free course
Subsidised training, at no cost to the student.
Online course
Study from home with a flexible format.
Certified course
When you finish you will be able to certify the training you have completed.
Course content
1. NEW PRODUCTION TECHNIQUES IN THE ORGANISATION.
1.1. MRP: new production techniques.
1.2. MRP (material requirements planning).
1.3. Flexible manufacturing.
1.4. Planning production policy.
1.5. Stock management.
1.6. Visualising the production cycle, defining work and its limits.
1.7. Kanban: basic concepts.
1.8. Stages of the Kanban system.
2. JUST IN TIME (JIT)
2.1. Basis and fundamentals of JIT.
2.2. Objectives of JIT.
2.3. Innovations and implementation of JIT.
2.4. Conclusions.
3. LEAN MANUFACTURING
3.1. Definition and concepts.
3.2. Some tools.
4. SIX SIGMA
4.1. Definition and concepts.
4.2. Problem-solving method.
4.3. Strategies for implementing Six Sigma.
4.4. The theory of constraints.
4.5. Definition and concepts.
4.6. Optimised production technology (OPT).
4.7. What is TOC?
4.8. Similarities between TOC and JIT.
1.1. MRP: new production techniques.
1.2. MRP (material requirements planning).
1.3. Flexible manufacturing.
1.4. Planning production policy.
1.5. Stock management.
1.6. Visualising the production cycle, defining work and its limits.
1.7. Kanban: basic concepts.
1.8. Stages of the Kanban system.
2. JUST IN TIME (JIT)
2.1. Basis and fundamentals of JIT.
2.2. Objectives of JIT.
2.3. Innovations and implementation of JIT.
2.4. Conclusions.
3. LEAN MANUFACTURING
3.1. Definition and concepts.
3.2. Some tools.
4. SIX SIGMA
4.1. Definition and concepts.
4.2. Problem-solving method.
4.3. Strategies for implementing Six Sigma.
4.4. The theory of constraints.
4.5. Definition and concepts.
4.6. Optimised production technology (OPT).
4.7. What is TOC?
4.8. Similarities between TOC and JIT.