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Meet the Trainer Who should attend: LEAN MANUFACTURING Improve quality, reduce costs, and enhance service! Tim Bornemann Over 30 years manufacturing experience Founder, Kaizen Institute of California › Production supervisors › Manufacturing managers › Individuals who support production › Anyone working in a lean manufacturing environment › Anyone exploring lean manufacturing Understanding the Basic Principles of Lean Lean Manufacturing was introduced to the western world in the early 1980’s by Toyota when they began manufacturing cars in Fremont, California. No other production system since Henry Ford’s assembly line has had such a tremendous impact on manufacturing as what we now call Lean. The tools and systems are simple and inexpensive but implementation requires a different way of thinking. What you will learn: The 3 basic principals of a Lean workplace The new role played by management How Lean improves quality and customer service, and reduces cost Four hurdles you must overcome to implement Lean Manufacturing How you will benefi t: Create the right work environment for Lean at your company Identify the areas to begin implementation Learn how to get started with Lean Th Oct 31 8:30am-12:00pm 31⁄2 hrs #98150 T. Bornemann $95 Location: National University, 20 River Park Place, Fresno (Friant Road and Fresno Street) Certificate in Lean Manufacturing Earn the Certifi cate in Lean Manufacturing by taking all Lean Manufacturing workshops and applying your new skills in your work. Save by registering for the Certifi cate program. 10% 5S – How to Build a Foundation for Lean The starting point for any Lean journey is a properly organized workplace. 5S represents fi ve Japanese words, Seiri, Seiton, Seison, Seiketsu and Shitsuke which roughly translate into Sort, Shine, Set in Order, Standardize and Sustain. The vast majority of Lean initiatives that are currently taking place today are 5S related activities. 5S is much more than making the shop look nice – it is a means to create or shape organizational culture. 5S activities will improve productivity, reduce inventories and simplify the management of the shop. 5S is the foundation for any Lean implementation. What you will learn: What 5S is and how it works 5S performance improvement and realistic expectations Step-by-step guidelines to implement 5S in your workplace 3 strategies to nurture and sustain your 5S program How you will benefi t Better organize your workplace More easily and quickly identify problems Improve moral and buy-in of employees Th Nov 14 8:30am-12:00pm 31⁄2 hrs #98151 T. Bornemann $95 Location: National University, 20 River Park Place, Fresno (Friant Road and Fresno Street) Visual Management – How to Succeed with Lean Visual Management is one of the most important tools of Lean and is used throughout the Lean journey. The use of Visual Management begins with the implementation of 5S and carries through to JIT (Just In Time), SMED (Single Minute Exchange of Die) and all other techniques you will use on your Lean journey. A thorough understanding and appreciation of Visual Management is important to a successful Lean implementation. What you will learn: What Visual Management is and how it works Real world examples from California manufacturers How Visual Management is used with 5S How Visual Management is used with other Lean tools Step-by-step guidelines to implement Visual Management How you will benefi t: Ensure effective implementation of 5S Improve communication with employees More easily control activities in the workplace Th Nov 28 8:30am-12:00pm 31⁄2 hrs #98152 T. Bornemann $95 Location: National University, 20 River Park Place, Fresno (Friant Road and Fresno Street) ? Do YOU know that you can learn more about Fresno City College Training Institute, download this schedule, fi nd out about upcoming events, and more? Visit our Web site today at fccti.com! FCC Training Institute • (559) 256-0188 • www.fccti.com 11
The Advanced Transportation Technology Center is dedicated to sustaining existing, new and emerging transportation technologies by providing services, training and technical assistance to individuals, public, private business and industry. ATT supports technologies that contribute an improvement to the environment, improve transportation effi ciency and stimulate economic development and enhance California's competitive position nationally. We offer training classes and technical assistance for the following: Alternative Fueled Vehicle Training • Biodeisel • Compressed Natural Gas • CNG Cylinder Safety Inspection and Certifi cation • Electric Vehicle • Ethanol • Fuel Cell • Hybrid Vehicle • Hydrogen Powered Vehicles • Liquefi ed Petroleum Gas Intelligent Transportation Systems ITS • Geographic Information Systems GIF • Global Positioning Systems GPS • Logistics • Pavement Management National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Certifi cation Preparation Emissions Reduction • Basic Area Clean Air Car Care • Advanced Clean Air Car Care • Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR) 1997 Transition • Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR) Alternative Courses (A6, A8, L1) • Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR) BAR Update 2005 • Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR) Citation Training Courses • Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR) Lamp & Brake Certifi cation Preparation • Advanced Engine Diagnostics • Scan Tool and Digital Storage Oscilloscopes (DSOs) ACDelco Technician Training Vetronix Mastertech Training ADVANCED TRANSPORTATION Automotive Equipment and Specialty For more information on the Fresno ATT Program, please contact: Roger Teschner Fresno City College (559) 442-4600 ext 8599 roger.teschner@fresnocitycollege.edu C A L I F O R N I A C O M M U N I T Y C O L L E G E S ATT is an initiative of the Economic and Workforce Development program of the California Community Colleges. 12 FCC Training Institute • (559) 256-0188 • www.fccti.com FARM LABOR CONTRACTOR CONTINUING EDUCATION Farm Labor Contractor Continuing Education The state of California requires licensed Farm Labor Contractors to complete continuing education on an annual basis to renew their license. This program is authorized and approved by the State Labor Commissioner's Offi ce and meets the continuing education requirements for Farm Labor Contractors. Who should attend: › Farm Labor Contractors licensed by the state of California Program features and benefi ts: › Separate English and Spanish classes › Approved by the state labor commissioner for 8 hours of CE › Same day certifi cates for verifi cation of completion › Approved for 2 1/2 CE hours of Pesticides Law & Regulation (L) for pest control advisors (AA) and ground applicators (QC) What you’ll learn: California Labor Law for Farm Workers Proper Use and Handling of Pesticides and Chemicals Health, Safety, and Sanitation Requirements The Rights of Unions and Union Organizing Worker Transportation and Housing Regulations Laws & Rules Relating to Worker’s Compensation Dates & Locations: Aug 9, 2006 Fresno, CA $195 Oct 21, 2006 Stockton, CA $195 Nov 11, 2006 Palm Desert, CA $195 Dec 9, 2006 Fresno, CA $195 Agenda: 7:00am-8:00am Sign in and continental breakfast 8:00am-5:30pm Program ________________ Registration: Day of the Event $215 SAVE $ 20 off the regular price by registering 4 weeks prior to the program date.
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