Specialists of the Omsk chain of household goods stores are mastering lean manufacturing

In July of this year, Omsk-based VelCom Holding became a participant in the national Labor Productivity project. Experts from the Federal Competence Center have started working with the company.

Today, on the site of the regional Congress Hall, VelCom employees took part in the Process Factory training, where they completed three game shifts in one day, in which they had to release a certain number of nodes in the gas pressure regulator and achieve the set values. The training for employees was conducted by certified trainers from the Regional Competence Center (RCC), which operates on the basis of the Omsk Region Development and Investment Agency.

It should be recalled that the VelCom Holding carries out retail sales of household goods and household goods, furniture, building materials and paint products, as well as household appliances and electronics. The company's products are sold through a network of retail stores under the general brand "KUZYA" located in Omsk and in 22 districts of the region.

"The tasks of the working group included: working out models for improving the workspace, developing further plans for changing the working environment of production sites. To solve these problems, the participants used previously studied lean manufacturing tools, such as the flow of single products, balancing the process by cycle time, and others. All employees of the company actively participated in practical tasks, final discussions about the results achieved and planned improvements for the next shift. As a result, the set indicators have been successfully achieved, and the knowledge and experience gained can be applied in your company," the RCC noted.

You can apply for participation in the national project "Labor Productivity" on the productivity platform.Russian Federation, after pre-registration in your personal account. Detailed information about participation in the project can be obtained from the Omsk Region RCC by phone: +7(3812)40-80-17.

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