Omsk manufacturers of special equipment for car service are being trained at the "Process Factory"

Today, in the regional Congress Hall, employees of the SIVIK company, a participant in the national Labor Productivity project, were trained at the Process Factory under the management of the Regional Center for Labor Productivity Competencies (RCC).

Recall that the company "SIVIK" is a major manufacturer of equipment for car service and implements a network of service centers in more than 30 regions of the Russian Federation. The company has been implementing lean manufacturing tools since April of this year, and the production site for lifting equipment has been selected as a sample stream.

The Process Factory is an interactive learning platform where participants temporarily become a team of a gaming company and work on the production of a real product.

During one day of training, the participants completed three game shifts, in which they released a certain number of nodes in the gas pressure regulator. As in a real enterprise, they had plans in front of them to fulfill the customer's order. Between shifts, the participants of the "Factory" identified the reasons for the deviation from the plan, worked on the errors and formed a plan for the next shift.

"The training includes both theoretical and practical blocks. As a result of the training, the participants achieved their goals. The RCC trainers demonstrated the basic principles of lean manufacturing, on which the work of the national project "Labor Productivity" at enterprises is based. The training helps to form attitudes for the continuous improvement of the production system and the development of a production culture at your company. Employees understand how to improve the operational and economic performance of the company," the RCC shared.

To learn more about the support of Omsk enterprises and the results of the implementation of lean manufacturing tools, please contact the RCC by phone: +7(3812)40-80-17 or at the address: ul. 70 let Oktyabrya, 25, building 2.

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