Problem Solving in Engineering & Manufacturing - An Insight

‘We learn much more from the mistakes we make and the problems we overcome, than if our life contained no problems and we never made any mistakes.’ Taiichi Ohno, Father of the Toyota Production System (TPS)

Join EMN members & non members for a morning insight session into problem solving in the manufacturing and engineering sectors.

Topics include:

•Background/Intro to Problem Solving

•Practical Problem Solving

•How to get started

•Best practices – The Toyota Way; Plan, Do, Check Act; Three Steps of Concern Management etc.

Practical Problem Solving (PPS) was first introduced by Toyota as an integral part of the Toyota Production System (TPS), which is also known as Lean outside of Toyota. When combined with other TPS tools and techniques, PPS provides a structured method for identifying, analysing, and resolving problems efficiently and effectively. It promotes a culture of continuous improvement (kaizen), supported by strong leadership, positive behaviour, teamwork, and collaboration. Careful consideration and implementation of the steps (The How) are essential for ensuring effective and sustained deployment. Neglecting the role of leadership, cultural requirements, and the method of introduction can affect the success of the deployment. This workshop will provide an overview of PPS, its implementation, and how to begin your journey towards effectively solving problems in your business.

NB: This event is open to members and non members of the Engineering and Manufacturing Network but preference will be given to members when the event is full. If you make, manufacture or engineer products please choose the Engineering and Manufacturing Company ticket.

If you deliver or sell services into Engineering and Manufacturing, please choose the Service Company ticket option.

Please - only one ticket per person and if you are unable to come as the event approaches - please let us know so we can release your ticket to others. Thanks

Host or Publisher Engineering Manufacturing Network