Today, as part of the implementation of the national project "Labor Productivity", a training session was held at the "Process Factory" for employees of NPO Mir, one of the leading suppliers of energy-saving automation technologies in Siberia and the Republic of Kazakhstan.
The training is conducted by certified trainers from the Regional Center for Competence in Labor Productivity (RCC), operating on the basis of the Omsk Region Development and Investment Agency.
The Mir enterprise is one of the first participants in the national labor productivity project in the Omsk region. The company is a supplier of solutions in the field of automation and management of electric grid facilities in Russia and Kazakhstan. The stage of packaging electricity meters for the retail market was chosen as the pilot site. According to the results of the first half of the year of the national project implementation, the company, with the help of experts from the Federal Competence Center (FCC), managed to achieve an increase in the volume of packaging of electricity meters – from 800 to 1,500 units per day.
So, in one day of training at the "Process Factory", the participants completed three game shifts, in which they released a certain number of nodes in the gas pressure regulator. Working as a team, the employees of the Mir enterprise tried to fulfill the production task, increasing the efficiency of collective work in the process, offered suggestions for improvements, optimized transport logistics, reduced production space, balanced the work of operators and gained experience in implementing improvements.
Students of the educational process noted that the "Process Factory" is a good help, and the experience gained during the training will further allow them to see problems and solutions in production and improve the efficiency of work processes: to improve the operational and economic performance of the company.
Companies with annual revenues of over 400 million rubles related to the basic non-resource sectors of the economy (manufacturing, construction, transportation and storage, agriculture and forestry, hunting, fishing and fish farming, trade) can participate in the national Labor Productivity project. You can apply for participation on the Productivity website.RF.