Every day, companies are confronted with waste in their production. Deliveries are not on time, many orders with high priority, a lot of work in progress on the floor and a lot of replanning.
Most of these problems are caused by sub-optimal planning and misorganization of the ERP.
Therefore, effective planning and a well organized ERP are basic!
This training is very useful for production planners, engineers, operational managers, work planners. In general: for everyone in the manufacturing industry who wants to acquire specific knowledge about customer-oriented planning: the theory and the direct practical application of the theory.
The training is English spoken!
In this training you learn to:
The theory of planning is extensively discussed and you can apply it directly in practice. The implementation of this training is distinctive, because as a participant you also take care of the content by contributing your own business case!
The programme consists of three meetings in which we discuss the following topics:
Day 1: The practice and theory of customer order driven planning, in relation to your own company.
Day 2: Applying the theory to your own planning situation. Discussing business cases.
Day 3: Optimizing your planning. Adapting methods/settings of your own environment.
3 half-day sessions spread over approximately 4 weeks with an interval of approximately 2 weeks.
The investment per participant amounts to € 795,- euro (ex. VAT). Implementing new knowledge is very exciting, with two team members it will be easier to implement this change. Therefore we advise to participate with two team members per company.
Date: 27 March, 10, 24 April
Time: from 15.00 to 19.30, including evening meal (sandwiches)
Location: Son
The training funds OOM (small metal), SSWM (furniture industry) and OTIB (installation) subsidise this training.
Date: 27 March – 24 April 2019
Time: from 15.00 to 19.30, including evening meal
Location: In-company, Son
Investment: € 795 (ex. VAT)
Pim van Dorp
dorp@spartners.nl
06 – 214 889 13
The training funds OOM (small metal), SSWM (furniture industry) and OTIB (installation) subsidise this training.
This workshop is included in the OOM catalogue.
Applying for a subsidy from OOM is therefore simple.
“In this training you will gain new insights in a fun way, by sharing and connecting theory and practice.”
“I also learned from the input of the colleague planner. We run into the same problems, but he solves them differently.”
“The conversations with fellow participants alone have yielded a wealth of information.”
