From January 31 to February 3, the FCC Productivity Academy conducts training for trainers to conduct an "Office Process Factory". In the future, a "Factory" will appear in the region, which will teach company specialists, representatives of executive authorities and heads of enterprises participating in the national Labor Productivity project to save time while performing their usual duties.
It should be recalled that the operator of the national project in the Omsk region is the Regional Center of Competence in the field of Labor Productivity, which operates on the basis of the Omsk Region Development and Investment Agency. The "Factory of Production Processes" has been operating on the site of the regional Congress Hall for the third year. During the Factory's operation, certified RCC trainers have trained more than 500 employees of Omsk enterprises.
Thus, the training program of the RCC experts includes a methodical analysis of materials and training on active practical learning skills. Specialists will receive a Passport containing all forms, didactic materials, presentations, a trainer's guide to conducting training and other useful materials. After training, each coach will be certified according to the FCC standards.
"The main skills that office employees will be able to acquire after training at the Office Process Factory are to see losses in business processes, develop a process map, and build a flow in office processes. Fabrika will help you master the tools of lean manufacturing, learn how to analyze customer needs, work more efficiently with documents, and establish operational management.And, of course, they will learn how to analyze and meet the needs of customers: civil servants – residents of the Omsk region, employees of enterprises – clients and business partners," said Konstantin Kovalev, head of the RCC.
Large and medium-sized companies can join the national project. To do this, businesses need to study the criteria and register on the productivity platform.Russian Federation. RCC specialists provide free consultations by phone: +7 (3812) 40-80-17.