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Omsk Region has strengthened its position in the RCC rating for the implementation of the national Labor Productivity project
Omsk region ranks 14th in the rating of the effectiveness of Regional centers of competence in the field of labor productivity, rising by 11 positions from 25th place. A total of 39 Regional Competence Centers were evaluated.
"Since last year, RCC has been helping Omsk enterprises optimize their processes. Previously, we interacted with experts from the Federal Competence Center. This mechanism of operation, of course, was replicated on the RCC. In other words, we carry out all the selections of enterprises together. The key task of the RCC is to ensure the maximum involvement of companies in the national project. This will contribute to the growth of the economy, in particular, production volumes, wages and tax revenues. Over the two years of the national project's implementation, the average output per employee increased by 66%, production process time decreased by 40%, and work–in-progress decreased by 33%. The rating confirms that regional experts are working with enterprises at a good level, but there are reserves for improvement," said Anna Negoduiko, Minister of Economy of the Omsk Region.
The rating consists of nine indicators. Among them are the implementation of the plan for the involvement of enterprises, the number of implemented projects, the schedule for the implementation of project activities, the proportion of projects that have reached the target level of development of the production system, the level of satisfaction with the work of the RCC, the implementation of plans for the training of employees and instructors, replication of best practices.
The first results of the implementation of the national project with the support of the RCC were received by two Omsk enterprises, which last year began further replication of lean manufacturing tools to other sites. With the support of RCC experts, Siberian Sausages reduced the time for the production and packaging of sausages and sausages by 1.5 times, and Omsk Specialized Assembly Department No. 1 reduced the manufacturing time of metal structures by 34%.
On the basis of the Omsk Region Development and Investment Agency, the Process Factory training platform was created, where more than 100 employees of participating companies of the national project were trained last year.
This year, the RCC plans to increase the number of Omsk companies that will receive targeted support for improving labor productivity. The Omsk stud farm and the Compur meat processing cannery have applied to participate in the national project. The companies will have their first start-up meetings, after which experts will begin optimization work with the project team from among the employees.
Recall that the national project "Labor Productivity" was approved by the May decree of the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin in 2018 (at the federal level, the head of the national project is Maxim Reshetnikov, Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation). To achieve these goals, a set of government business support measures has been developed, including financial incentives and expert assistance in optimizing production processes.
