RCC experts conducted a training at the "Process Factory" for the Omsk Rubber company

This week, in the regional Congress Hall, employees of the Omsk Rubber company gained experience in using lean manufacturing tools at the Process Factory training and production site. Certified trainers from the Regional Competence Center (hereinafter RCC) shared their knowledge with the participants as part of the implementation of the national project "Labor Productivity".

The Process Factory is a modern interactive training platform, where participants temporarily become a team of a gaming company and work on the production of a real product - the assembly of the "Gas Pressure Regulator Control Panel" node. During the training, the company's employees improve their knowledge and effectively rebuild their work processes in order to achieve improved performance.

Thus, the participants were introduced to the basics of lean technologies and offered to transform a given production process into practice. The duration of the program is 8 hours. In one day, the "manufacturers" live 3 game shifts, in which they must produce a certain number of parts for the customer. For this, roles are distributed among the employees: 10 workers, two logisticians, a rationer with a stopwatch, an economist and a production manager.

"The ultimate goal of the training game is to optimize the production site. The participants should work together to reduce the time spent on assembly, reduce the number of shipments, reduce the cost of the product and thereby increase the company's profit. It also helps to consolidate skills in the field of maintaining order, cleanliness, neatness, saving time and energy," said Maxim Shulgat, coach of the RCC.

Employees of enterprises interested in improving the efficiency of the company's internal processes can be trained at the "Process Factory". To do this, the company needs to study the criteria and register on the productivity platform.Russian Federation. RCC specialists provide free consultations by phone: +7 (3812) 40-80-17.

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