Session 4: Co-author Andy Carlino talks about putting it all together; developing a lean-based operating system.
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Session 3: Larry Alford presents ‘People need Leadership, not Management’ & 5 Common pitfalls and how to avoid them
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Session 2: David Apple presents Principle 4 – Systematic Problem Solving & Principle 5 – Create a Learning Organization
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Session 1: Derek Woodhma presents Think First – 5 Principles of Lean 1) Directly Observe Work, 2) Systematic Waste Reduction, 3) Establish High Agreement
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Training Within Industry (TWI) is a dynamic program of hands-on learning and practice, teaching essential skills for supervisors, team leaders, and anyone who directs the work of others from all industries and vocations.
TWI supports the on-going development, improvement and sustaining of standard work practices.
Developed during WWII to address a workforce crisis – the need to quickly assimilate thousands of workers new to industrial environments – TWI was used in post-war Japan to facilitate industrial recovery. The foundation of TWI remains in use at Toyota today.
If your organization is struggling with creating, following and constantly improving standard work, then TWI can help!
Use the following links to learn more!
The TWI Institute – Georgia Tech’s partner in delivering TWI services
Training Within Industry Service – A site providing links to orginal TWI documents
TWI Overview Presentation – pdf version (courtesy of the TWI Institute)
