Join us every 4-weeks for a concentrated session focused on practical learning and application of Toyota Production System (TPS) and Continuous Improvement principles tailored for Frontline Leaders and their managers. These events are in a concise but regular format for bite sized learning for businesses that are committed to operational effectiveness.

With a mix of presentation, interactive activities, and discussions about practical applications keep up to date with the industry best practice.

SPRING PROGRAM

Reactive improvement: How often are the same problems coming up?

Session 1 – Tuesday, 17th October

• Importance of Reactive Improvement
• Overview of the 7 Key Elements
• Element 1: Supportive Organisation Structure
• Element 2: Effective Frontline Leaders

Session 2 – Tuesday, 14th November

• Element 3: Appropriate Measures with Expected Targets
• Element 4: Structured Daily Review Meetings
• Element 5: Visual Information Centres

Session 3 – Tuesday, 12th December

• Element 6: Frontline Problem-Solving Root Cause Analysis Capability
• Element 7: Rapid Sharing of Learning Capability

7.00 am Registration and Coffee

7.15 am Welcome / Hot Buffet Breakfast Served

7.30 am Introductions

8.00 am Workshop Presentation

8.45 am Activity and Discussion

9.15 am Wrap Up

9.30 am Event End

Attendance includes:

• Hot breakfast
• Workshop Presentation
• Activities
• Networking

If you're running the show on the ground, or you're the one steering the ship, this is for you. 

Ross Kennedy, AME NSW President, Principal Director / TPM & Op Ex Consulting, Training, Coaching, Navigating, Author

Ross has been actively involved with Lean since 1985 and the application of Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) since 1990. In 1998 he developed and launched an Australasian version of the Japanese TPM methodology and the Toyota Production System (Lean) with a strong focus on Human Capital Development through On-going Improvement (a key driver of the Toyota Production System). Ross has assisted Manufacturing, Mining, Process Industries, Utilities, and Service companies throughout Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, and Indonesia to strive for and achieve TPM & Operational Excellence.

Cancellation Policy - Where an alternative delegate is not possible, AME requires written notice at least 7 days prior to the event in order to issue a refund. No refunds will be made within 7 days’ notice.

Quality Guarantee - We back our training with an unconditional money-back guarantee. If this workshop fails to meet your expectations, let us know at the conclusion of the workshop and we will refund your attendance fee.

Each company is limited to a maximum of 5 registrations. However, if you require additional registrations, sign up for the waitlist by emailing ame@ame.org.au. We will notify you if any spots become available. 

AME Australia is a not for profit association.  We provide high quality low cost events.  

You can become an AME member from $240.

This event may be cancelled by AME for any reason. AME is not responsible for incidental costs incurred by registrants.

AME may take photographs during events and may use those photographs for AME’s purposes.

All participants must adhere to the AME code of conduct.