Intro to Problem Solving – Aug 31 (Class is FULL)

Intro to Problem Solving – Aug 31 (Class is FULL)

Classes
ATI has graciously offered to deliver their Intro to Problem Solving training to NWHPEC members.  This basic/intermediate level course is a fabulous opportunity to understand the different types of problem solving and dive a little deeper into root cause analysis.  Learn how to identify the true root cause of a problem, write an effective problem statement, and test your solutions to confirm the problem has been eliminated.  Title:  Intro to Problem Solving Facilitator:  Kellie Brant, Continuous Improvement Trainer at ATI Metals (Albany, Oregon) Intended Audience: Individuals with basic problem-solving knowledge who have struggled with 5 Why’s. Some basic knowledge of problem solving is preferred. Summary:  Using tangible examples and a group case study, this training will provide an overview of: What problem solving isTypes of problem solvingHow to perform a…
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PDCA Thinking (June 7th) – Class is Full

PDCA Thinking (June 7th) – Class is Full

Classes
Title:  PDCA Thinking: Rapid Cycles of Learning Through PDCA (Plan-Do-Check-Adjust) Description:  The purpose of this hands-on workshop is to develop problem solving skills using a pattern of learning through alignment and experimentation.  Additionally, participants will build skills to demonstrate these best practices throughout their organizations. This interactive workshop compliments classroom learning and with hands-on application exercises.  The exercises teach attendees how to incorporate PDCA concepts into daily practice to solve problems, attain business strategies, and achieve operational excellence in their organization. Audience: This course is designed for all levels and roles within an organization. Key Concepts:  - Understand Plan-Do-Check-Adjust Thinking.  Define each component and understand how to apply PDCA as a foundational element of learning and discovery. - Effectively connect Strategy Deployment to real business improvement through alignment of focused…
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