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Case Study Material: "Technological Heritage Challenges by Metal Processing Industry Tech Nagasawa"

Case Study Material: "Technological Heritage Challenges by Metal Processing Industry Tech Nagasawa"

The key to preserving the intangible asset of "technology" for the future was the use of videos that are "just recorded and saved" for the time being.

This document introduces an interview with "Tech Nagasawa Co., Ltd.," a long-established metal processing company that is utilizing the video manual creation tool "tebiki" for technical inheritance. It describes the initiatives Tech Nagasawa has undertaken to address long-standing challenges such as: - "Inheriting skills unique to veterans" - "Securing working hours for veterans to train new employees" - "Creating work manuals that are difficult to produce yet go unseen" [Contents] - Tech Nagasawa delivers processed parts to a wide range of industries and has faced the challenge of "technical inheritance" for many years. - The difficulties of creating manuals that are hard to produce and often overlooked... - Making the creation of training videos much easier, among others. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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◆Free Seminar◆ Considering Productivity Improvement and Well-Being in the Food Manufacturing Industry

◆Free Seminar◆ Considering Productivity Improvement and Well-Being in the Food Manufacturing Industry

Mr. Takabatake, Director of the Food Industry Action Office at the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, took the stage! He explained the smartification in the food manufacturing industry, incorporating case studies.

Free online seminar / Kazuko Takahata, Director of the Food Company Behavior Division, Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, will speak! FOOD Manufacturing Conference ~Aiming to Improve Productivity in the Food Manufacturing Industry~ ◇ A lineup of exciting and luxurious presentations ◇ "Aiming to Improve Productivity in the Food Manufacturing Industry" Kazuko Takahata, Director of the Food Company Behavior Division, Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries "Accurate Transmission of Technology and Efficient Human Resource Development" Yusuke Nojima, Quality Assurance Section, Quality Assurance Department, Quality Assurance Headquarters, RIKEN Vitamin Co., Ltd. "Well-being in the Food Manufacturing Industry" Akira Ooka, Director, Industrial Innovation Research Institute 【 Free participation / Archive planned for pre-registered attendees only 】 ↓ For event details and registration, click here! ↓

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Explanation Document: "Approach and Practice for Addressing Quality Defects Caused by Non-compliance with Procedures"

Explanation Document: "Approach and Practice for Addressing Quality Defects Caused by Non-compliance with Procedures"

Introducing the factors that lead to non-compliance with standard procedures and effective methods for improvement. The survey results regarding the causes of human error are also included.

The background of quality defects occurring in various industries and business types has a significant commonality: the "failure to adhere to standard operating procedures" such as daily business rules and basic work procedures. This document introduces survey results indicating that approximately 40% of human errors on-site were due to non-compliance with procedures. It discusses factors that lead to misinterpretations and explains effective methods for everyone to correctly understand and maintain these procedures. If you are facing issues such as "rules not being followed on-site" or "inability to thoroughly implement basic actions," please make use of this resource. [Contents] ■ Three causes of quality defects ■ The proportion of "non-compliance with procedures" among human errors ■ Causes of non-compliance with procedures and specific countermeasures *For more details, please refer to the document. Feel free to contact us as well.

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