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Principles of Operational Excellence & Assessment

15/03/2010 - 16/03/2010

Venue: Manchester United Football Club
Class code: SHINGO_101

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The Shingo Prize was established in 1988 to promote awareness of Lean operations concepts and recognize companies Shingo Prizethroughout the world that demonstrate world-class operational excellence. The Shingo Prize philosophy is that world-class business performance may be achieved through focused improvements in core business processes, based on fundamental lean principles. The Shingo Prize administered by the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University in association with The Manufacturing Institute for the United Kingdom and Ireland.

Principles of Operational Excellence and Assessment Workshop (Formerly Shingo 101)

Shingo Prize Model and Guidelines have been developed to provide companies with a blueprint for lean transformation and Shingo Prize Workshopattaining operational excellence that will drive an organisation through the levels of transformation and will build a solid foundation for deep cultural change. Workshop participants will gain an understanding of The Shingo Prize Model and the underlying principles behind The Shingo Prize philosophy and approach. In addition, participants will develop a comprehensive working knowledge of The Shingo Prize Guidelines which includes the criteria and methods for assessment of the progress an organization has made in its lean transformation. Through a group analysis of a case study "achievement report" and a team evaluation of this company, applicants will get hands-on experience using The Shingo Prize Model and Guidelines to assess the case study company. They will also learn how to apply lean methods to their own organisation and how to use the assessment methodologies to drive transformation. Workshop participants will study and discuss approaches to presenting and substantiating their achievements in lean transformation and business results. Finally, participants will receive training regarding becoming a Shingo Prize Examiner.

Who should attend?

  • Executive leadership
  • General Managers, Department Managers, Plant Managers, Team members of various departments, including Materials, Quality, and Engineering Team leaders - Lean managers and team members
  • Administrative Management, Staff and Team Leaders
  • Sales, Customer Relations, Supplier Management, Staff, and Team Leaders
  • All those who may desire to become qualified as Shingo Prize examiners.
  • All those who want to use the Shingo Prize assessment to drive lean transformation and results in their organization.

Learning points

This workshop will teach you…

  • The unique capacity of The Shingo Prize Model to guide and drive a lean transformation
  • How to improve your company’s core business processes
  • How to use The Shingo Prize Model as a benchmark
  • How to prepare and challenge for The Shingo Prize
  • The keys to charts and measurement
  • How to reflect your organization properly
  • How to become a Shingo Prize Examiner
  • What questions should be asked during a site examination
  • Roles and responsibilities of Shingo Prize examiner team members
  • The site examination process
  • How to write a site examination report

Venue and timings

Venue: Manchester United Football Club

Monday 15th March 10.00 - 17.30
Tuesday 16th March 08.30- 16.00

Workshop Hotel

The Old Trafford Premier Inn, 150 meters from the workshop, contact Lisa Holmes at the Manufacturing Institute on 0161 875 2525 for accommodation information.

A networking dinner on the first night is included.

Event Prices

Company based outside of North West region £800
Large Company, more than 250 employees £800
Medium Company, between 50-249 employees £800
Small Company, less than 49 employees £800
15% discount for 5 or more delegates
Sessions
Name Date Start time End time
Day 1 of Shingo Workshop 15/03/2010 09:00 17:30
Day 2 of Shingo Workshop 16/03/2010 09:00 17:00