This advanced manufacturing standardized work training covers nine primary topics with equal focus on theory and lab/simulation in production fundamentals.
- Describe the manufacturing orientation process and expectations for new employees.
- Explain the principles and benefits of Lean manufacturing compared to traditional methods.
- Apply basic continuous improvement strategies within a production setting.
- Use critical thinking to define and solve common workplace problems.
- Demonstrate understanding of workplace safety practices, including OSHA environmental awareness.
- Identify characteristics of effective teams and contribute to positive group dynamics.
- Exhibit professional behavior in areas such as teamwork, work ethic, and conflict resolution.
- Participate in a simulated production environment and apply conflict management techniques.
- Perform foundational assembly tasks using proper tools, techniques, and sequencing.
- Read and interpret manufacturing blueprints and technical documentation.
- Use measurement tools accurately to ensure product quality and compliance.
- Understand the relationship between quality, cost, safety, and operational performance.
- Apply physical wellness strategies to improve workplace agility, dexterity, and injury prevention.