Article/Whitepaper
If the Worker Hasn’t Learned the Instructor Hasn’t Taught
Fundamentals of Job Instruction and Job Relations proved their worth in healthcare in 1943 and have not changed since.
Resources
Article/Whitepaper
Article/Whitepaper
We Cannot Afford to Hurry: Training Within Industry Applied to Nursing
TWI applied to nursing during WWII, not only in manufacturing where it was founded
Videos
A Brief History of T.W.I. (Training Within Industry)
Crisis Drives Development of TWI
Videos
A Brief History of T.W.I. (Training Within Industry) - Part 2: The Post War Era
The power of TWI is put “on hold”
Videos
A Brief History of T.W.I. (Training Within Industry) - Part 3: The Resurgence of TWI in the U.S.
TWI regains ground and builds momentum.
Flyers
Toyota Kata Programs - A Complete System for Putting Kata into Practice
The TWI Institute's Kata and TWI programs work together to help you establish and sustain the practice of Kata and a culture of continuous improvement and problem solving.
Case Studies
Amazon
Amazon has one of the most advanced fulfillment networks in the world. We helped make it work better.
Case Studies
Baptist Health
A Malcolm Baldrige recipient, Baptist Health Care (BHC) partners with TWI Institute in its commitment to be a national leader in quality, service and patient health and satisfaction.
Article/Whitepaper
Basic Stability is Basic to Lean Manufacturing Success
Taiichi Ohno and Toyota struggled mightily in the early 1950s to create and maintain basic stability. Then they got TWI.
Flyers
Post-COVID Advisory
Skills, safety and stability are especially significant in planning for post-COVID-19 recovery.
Case Studies
Buckeye
TWI Institute identified gaps in the training procedures at Buckeye Technologies’ Perry, FL, plant that led to major improvements in people and processes.
Recommended Reading
Building a Global Learning Organization: Using TWI to Succeed with Strategic Workforce Expansion in the LEGO® Group
How a multinational company developed a global structure for learning based on the TWI (Training Within Industry) program to create and sustain standardized work across multiple language and cultural platforms.