Case study of introducing video manuals (Utilization for improving product quality variability)

Contributing to the visualization of skill levels! Video production employee training.

【Introduction】 "Wood product manufacturing and trading company, manufacturing and selling wooden furniture and interior products, etc." Number of employees: Approximately 920 <Challenges> - There were no unified rules in the manufacturing process, and each worker performed tasks in their own way. As a result, there was a significant variation in product quality. - Individual guidance had been provided on-site, but there were many subjects, leading to a considerable amount of labor for training. <Actions Taken> - Production of video manuals and implementation of a distribution system, along with operational support. <Effects> - By watching standardized procedure videos, workers were able to reconfirm the different methods of operation used by individuals, allowing for visualization of each person's skill level. Based on this, it became possible to make corrections to work processes and address skill deficiencies. <Key Points> - Moving forward, the company intends to produce its own video manuals and visualize skill levels for workers in other operations as well. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

Catalog and manual creationDistance learning/E-learningBusiness Skills Seminar