Mistake Proofing: Achieving Perfection Through Simple Changes

Date: Thursday, November 3, 2011
Duration: 2 hours
See schedule below
Cost: $199
Instructor: Joanne Sauvey
Continuing education credits (CPE credits): Yes
Click here to register
Have you ever wondered why it's so easy for improved
processes to go back to where they started before the improvement efforts? Why,
even if everybody follows the improvement recommendations, the process still
produces defects? Why it's so hard to maintain the benefits in processes after
projects are done? The answer to these questions is the effectiveness of
implemented process controls.
In this interactive online training session, you'll learn
about the most effective, yet simple process controls: poka yoke, or mistake
proofing. Mistake-proof processes are intolerant to defects, either by
preventing the occurrence of errors or detecting them when they happen. This is
achieved through mistake-proofing devices -- simple process or product design
changes that make defect prevention and correction infallible and, many times,
effortless. When combined with Lean, Six Sigma or other process improvement
methodologies, mistake proofing becomes a vital element in the solution of
complicated issues.
From opportunity identification to solution development
and evaluation, this course will take you through a stimulating, easy-to-follow
four-step mistake proofing process. Both those new and familiar with mistake
proofing will find this session useful since the objective will be the creation
of mistake-proofing devices using innovation tools. Through the 21 principles
for mistake proofing solutions, you'll ensure your team members have thought not
only of traditional solutions but also of the unconventional, potential new ways
to face opportunities.
This session will include lots of examples of implemented
solutions and many shared experiences from the presenters. You'll see that
whether preventing errors or detecting defects, mistake proofing devices change
the way any process is executed, avoiding human errors and making it easier,
better and safer.
Attendees of this two-hour session will learn how to:
- Understand mistake proofing and harness the benefits.
- Convert their team into a solid group of
mistake-proofing developers.
- Identify opportunities to implement mistake-proofing
solutions.
- Apply a four-step process to develop mistake-proofing
devices.
- Use the 21 principles for mistake-proofing solutions.
Agenda topics:
The agenda for this online training course will follow the four-step
mistake-proofing process:
Step 1: Identify opportunities for mistake proofing
- Review high-risk areas
- Understand the most common human mistakes
- Describe the defect
- Identify the location
- Investigate root cause
Step 2: Understand the job to be done
- Use the mistake proofing matrix based on TRIZ
principles
- Describe the opportunity
- Define the job to be done
Step 3: Generate potential solutions
- Understand types of solutions
- Select the solution
- Prototyping/evaluation
Step 4: Implement the solution
- Create the prototype
- Test
- Evaluate the effectiveness of mistake proofing
Click
here to register
- Operations and quality leaders responsible for
improvement efforts.
- Lean and Lean Six Sigma practitioners who lead
projects and train team members on process controls.
- Process owners who are responsible for
ensuring improvements are maintained.
Click
here to register
This IndustryWeek online course will provide 2 hours of instruction.
Click
here to register
Included with all registrations:
- Downloadable slides for note-taking
- 1 year access to an on-demand version of the course
- Continuing education credits
- BONUS: A free set of downloadable mistake
proofing templates (a $99 value!)
Cost:
Extras:
A CD-ROM of the training session can be added to any registration for an additional $199
Click
here to register
| Continuing education credits (CPE
credits) |
Each registration entitles you to receive continuing education credits
for one person through our partnership with the International Association for
Continuing Education & Training (IACET). During the training session,
you'll receive instructions on how to claim your credits.
IACET continuing education credits are accepted by the American Society for
Quality (ASQ) and hundreds of other organizations and companies.*
Click
here to register
Joanne Sauvey
Principal
BMGI
Joanne Sauvey is an experienced Six Sigma practitioner and trainer who's credited with developing BMGI's online green belt and black belt curricula. In her capacity as an eInstructor, Sauvey trains and mentors green and black bels across North America, New Zealand, Europe and Asia in a wide variety of industries, including healthcare, manufacturing, utilities, financial services and technology. In addition to her role as eInstructor, Sauvey manages the master black belt development program at BMGI, working with practitioners to expand their mastery of Lean Six Sigma. Prior to BMGI, she worked for 10 years in the sheet metal fabrication and wiring industries. She has held positions as a manufacturing engineer, project manager and technical services supervisor, overseeing engineering and maintenance functions. Sauvey holds a bachelor's in Industrial and Systems engineering from Ohio University. She is a certified Lean Six Sigma master black belt.
Click
here to register
Contact
industryweek_webcast@industryweek.com. You will receive a prompt
response to your question.
Click
here to register
* Contact the IACET or
your company/organization for full details.
|