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Indoor Air Quality
Course Type: Online
School/Trainer: Element K [>>]
Training Centers: Rochester,United States

This lesson defines indoor air quality, explains the consequences of contamination, and covers the causes and sources of major indoor air contaminants. It also covers health effects and major risks of contamination, and how exposure controls help maintain good indoor air quality. Objectives: In this course, you will learn the meaning and contamination risks of indoor air quality, the cau......

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Visual Management is the establishment of a workplace where performance conditions can be understood by sight such that problem areas are highlighted in order to: expose waste in the process and take action and eliminate waste! Learn how visual displays and controls help keep processes running as efficiently as they were designed to run. One of the most important benefits of a visual workplace ......

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Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) is a team and shop floor based initiative focused on optimizing the effectiveness of manufacturing equipment. Maintenance departments are traditionally the center of preventive maintenance programs; TPM seeks to train and focus workers to take care of the equipment and machines with which they work. TPM focuses on preventing breakdowns (preventive maintenance)......

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The integration of Lean and Six Sigma is guided by the deployment history of a company. Three approaches of combing the Six Sigma and Lean methodologies are described. These include: 1) Six Sigma Approach to Lean with DMAIC as the primary framework for an emphasis on process effectiveness; 2) Lean Approach to Six Sigma with system efficiency as the primary driver; and 3) the balanced approach o......

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Kaizen Events are highly effective team events that focus on achieving rapid results. Kaizen teams use various analytical and Lean techniques, such as Value Stream Mapping, Changeover Reduction, 5S, Total Productive Maintenance, and Workplace Design to implement rapid improvements. In this course, participants will learn how to leverage this powerful and disciplined approach to execute improvem......

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A Lean operation produces just what is needed, when it is needed with no additional labor, costs, inventory, or time. Learn the skills necessary to apply Lean techniques to reduce waste and improve process efficiency. Gain a practical understanding of Lean continuous improvement techniques and how to reduce inventory, errors, and production lead time. Objectives: Students will be able to......

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The future state value stream map is a graphical and analytical depiction of the lean transformation process for a specific value stream. In this course participants will learn how to analyze the current state map and develop a future state map that identifies improvements to be made to the value stream. Participants will learn how to evaluate takt time versus cycle time, enable and connect pro......

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The concept of "Pull" in a Lean office or factory means to respond to the pull, or demand, of the customer. Lean companies design their operations and processes to respond to the ever-changing requirements of customers. Objectives: Students will learn how pull systems: control the flow of work through the factory or office based on customer demand; reduce or eliminate the need ......

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Producing anything that the customer doesn’t want or need is waste. It lowers your profits. It leaves you less competitive in your market. This course teaches the principles of the Eight Wastes and the difference between Value Add and Non-Value Add activities. The eight wastes are described with examples to help the participant see the waste that is hidden, or taken for granted, in both ma......

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Error Proofing is one of the Lean tools used to ensure products and processes are completed correctly the first time. The goal of error proofing is to prevent the occurrence of defects and to ensure that mistakes are detected when they occur. Because people can make mistakes even in inspection, error proofing often relies on mechanisms built into tools or systems that automatically signal when ......

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