Integrated Process Management
Seek out the things you must do right
Rather than fixing the things you are doing wrong

IPM is a total system for reducing variation and standardizing operations.
It based on the experience and observation that through better identification of
the sources of variation and a common methodology for controlling them, variation
will be reduced.
Phone 905-271-6262
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- Two-day course
- Taught at your facilities
- Learn the six-step Integrated Process Management model described by Roger
Slater in his book by the same name
- For executives and operations management
- Learn to improve processes and reduce variation without front-end loading with massive
statistical training
- Focus on getting improved business performance
"I enjoyed the session immensely. It was a chance to re-learn some items. I especially enjoyed the knocker exercise. It effectively illustrated process control. As an aside it was also an excellent team building experience.
Rick Waugh, Engineering Manager , Omya Canada Inc.
Integrated Process Management. Course Agenda
Step 1: Create The Environment
How To Create The Positive Environment
Step 2: Identifying KIVs And KOVs
Identifying Key input variables (KIVs) And Key Output variables (KOVs)
Step 3: Write Control Standards
Control Standards For KIV Variables
When To Adjust A KIV?
The Process Control Standard
Step 4: Communicate The Standards
Additional Training
Step 5: Monitor And Provide Feedback
Use Of Control Charts And Run Charts
Role Of The Line Monitoring System
Step 6: Analyse And Diagnose Performance
Auditing
Criteria For Functional And Effective Systems
When Do Set Up A (Statistical) Process Improvement Project
The Process Improvement Cycle
Implementation Planning
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