It includes a hands-on approach to assembly techniques, review of generally accepted industrial procedures, gears, motors, and positioning mechanisms. Study of the purposeful changes to inputs for a manufacturing process and observing the impact to product quality. Review of scientific techniques to analyze process inputs and there responses to product quality, gaining a better understanding on how to modify manufacturing process factors to improve product quality. The purpose and basic principles of work process flow analysis are presented. The technique of flowchart ing is explored in depth, using multiple examples.
Participants draw a flowchart for a process in their work place.
Handouts provided during course. This program will provide the details of the requirements for the OSHA regulations. It will discuss the requirements for determining if a program is needed, the contents of written programs, medical monitoring and employee training as it relates to a manufacturing facility. This course will cover the basics of properties, treatment and testing of materials. The course covers skills and instruction in mechanical prints, assembly drawing drawings, line designations, finished product and engineering changes.