Participants of the national project "Labor Productivity" have completed the first stage of training

Siberian Sausages LLC, a leading food industry company in the Omsk region, hosted the final training for the working group on the basics of lean manufacturing.

The national Labor Productivity project has been implemented in the Omsk Region since last year by the Ministry of Economy of the Omsk Region and the Federal Competence Center. Since 2021, the Regional Competence Center, operating on the basis of the Agency for Development and Investment of the Omsk Region, has also been assisting enterprises in implementing lean manufacturing tools.

Thus, the participants of the working group were trained in the following areas: fundamentals of lean manufacturing, implementation of an improvement project, production analysis, 5C in production and mapping.

One of the most important tasks that the Regional Competence Center implements within the framework of the national project is the introduction of best practices, models and approaches of labor productivity. This helps Omsk enterprises to develop - to reduce losses, increase profits and create new jobs.

"The knowledge and skills acquired during the trainings will be consolidated by the specialists of the Siberian Sausages company in practice as part of the implementation of activities on the pilot stream. The Sausages and Sausages group was selected as a pilot sample stream at the enterprise. This is the most voluminous and popular direction. Now the production process of the sample stream will be considered differently. The participants of the working group will more effectively look for losses in the processes and ways to eliminate them in order to increase production, minimize labor intensity and production time," said Evgeny Kovtun, General Director of the Omsk Region Development and Investment Agency.

Heads of Omsk companies interested in optimizing processes and implementing lean manufacturing tools can apply for participation on the productivity portal.RF.

You can contact the Regional Competence Center by phone: +7(3812)40-80-17.

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