Level-up training for developing self-reliant young and mid-level employees (group discussion)

In the era of digital transformation, we will hold skill development training to enhance the fundamental skills necessary for young employees, frontline leaders, and managers in the manufacturing industry. Young leaders will acquire factory management techniques through a series of four sessions, focusing on quality control, production management, break-even point analysis, and process improvement through statistical analysis, as well as key points in factory management utilizing increasingly advanced IT and digital technologies. ◆ December Course (November 29, December 6, 13, 20) ◆ Implementation Method: Conducted online (targeting manufacturing industries nationwide) ◆ Target Audience: Frontline leaders (manufacturing department leaders, manufacturing engineers, quality assurance engineers) Please apply as a company or individually. ◆ Duration and Frequency: 4 sessions, each 4 hours/session (1 PM to 5 PM) ◆ Scheduled Dates: Every Wednesday, for a total of 4 sessions ◆ Participation Fee: 30,000 yen per company (up to 3 participating locations) <Members receive a 5,000 yen discount> Payment via bank transfer or credit card ◆ Textbook: PDF data will be available for download prior to each session. ★ The content of the textbook program may change.

At the Takasaki Monozukuri Technology Research Institute, we are continuously conducting online training for young engineers in the manufacturing industry to enhance their skills. ■ Target Audience: Frontline leaders (design engineers, manufacturing engineers, quality assurance engineers) can apply as a company or individually. ■ Time: 1:30 PM to 5:30 PM (4 hours per session) ■ Participation Fee: 5,000 yen per individual or company (no limit on the number of participants) <Members: 3,000 yen> ■ Program 1. August 7 (Monday) 1:30 PM - Reliability design methods incorporating Toyota-style DRBFM/FMEA (1 day) - Quality building methods in upstream processes - Knowledge management methods for past troubles - Key points for reliability design in mechatronics equipment development - Implementation procedures for DRBFM/FMEA 2. August 30 (Wednesday) 1:30 PM - Quality management methods for zero trouble outflow in upstream processes (1 day) - Quality building methods in upstream processes - Knowledge management methods for past troubles - Standardization and work training methods - Daily business management methods - Immediate recurrence prevention measures on-site