Program Development - PD
Teach
leaders "How to meet a production problem through training"
Program Development
(PD) is part of the original comprehensive TWI program and continues
to be a key component of a successful deployment.
The purpose of
Program Development is to teach leaders “How to meet a production
problem through training”. The training is a work session
for no more than six participants who learn by doing. It is for
those responsible for organizing and coordinating training, not
for trainers. Participants do not conduct the actual training
within their organization. Program Development training requires
five days over two weeks: Monday, Tuesday, and
Wednesday of the first week and Thursday, Friday of the second week.
During the course of the training, the participants discover answers
to questions such as the following:
- What is production?
- What is a production
problem?
- What is training?
- What is a training
plan?
- What is a training
program?
- What is management?
In addition, participants
learn to use the four steps and their corollaries in the Program
Development method:
Finally, each
participant generates a roll out plan for their organization.
Trainer
- Mitchell Ingram
Mitchell is a Program Development Trainer, and a certified Job
Instruction, Job Relations, Job Methods, and Job Safety instructor.
He has more than 25 years of leadership, management and continuous
improvement experience. He is a former U.S. Marine and U.S. Army
combat veteran. Upon realization that the original TWI programs
would be crucial in assisting organizations win the global economic
fight for survival he left a corporate manufacturing management
position and founded TWI Training Solutions Inc. As President, he
and his team of TWI Institute certified instructors know that the
real challenge for organizations is in providing exceptional Leadership,
substantive Training and organizational Discipline. He has extensive
experience in helping leaders to Improve, Prevent, or Correct personnel
and process related problems by utilizing the TWI Program along
with appropriate Lean tools in a dynamic TWI deployment model.
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