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| Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) Workshop with JIPMS Japan at OMRON |
| Single Minute Exchange Dies (SMED) Workshop with JMAC Japan at Clipsal |
| Single Minute Exchange Dies (SMED) Workshop with JMAC Japan at Clipsal |
| Single Minute Exchange Dies (SMED) Workshop with JMAC Japan at Clipsal |
| Single Minute Exchange Dies (SMED) Workshop with JMAC Japan at Clipsal |
| Joint 5S Practical Workshop and factory visit between IS Industries and Ichikoh |
| Joint 5S Practical Workshop and factory visit between IS Industries and Ichikoh |

| Practical Workshp at Clipsal Ohno’s Spirit of Toyota Production System |
| The Objective |
| The Course Content |
| Day 1: Taiichi Ohno Everything started from the NEEDS, so do TPS - The oil crisis opened our eyes - Slow growth is scary and catch up with American Give Machine an intelligence The power of Individual Skill and Teamwork Cost Reduction is a Goal – Non Cost Principle The Evolution of Toyota Production System - Sakichi Toyoda and ask 5 times Why - Complete Analysis of Waste Plant- First principle – Gemba Walk Exclusive Sharing Section by Clipsal on Lean Manufacturing System and plant visit to Clipsal. |

| Who Should Attend? |
| Top Management, Lean Committees, Plant Manager, Production Manager, QA/QC Manager. |
| Day 2: Writing the standard worksheet yourself The skill of passing the baton Establishing a Production Flow, a basic condition Production Leveling – Mountain should be low and valleys should be shallow Use your authority to encourage them Learning from unyielding spirit Raising productivity during low growth An autonomous nervous system in Business Organization Provide information when needed The tortoise and the hare Take good care of old equipment Exclusive review of OMNO’s Poka-Yoke Solution and Overall Equipment Efficiency monitoring system |


| 23-24th February 2009 |
| Another TPS Program with |
| … I strongly believe that “necessity is the mother of invention”. Improvement at Toyota plants are made based on need. The key to progress in production improvement, I feel, is letting the plant people feel the need.. Ohno |
| When we apply the cost principles profit + actual cost = selling price, we make the consumer responsible for every cost. This principle has no place in today’s competitive automotive industry. ..At Toyota, as in all manufacturing industries, profit can be obtained only by reducing costs.. Ohno |
| This workshop will enable us to explore what Ohno’s feel and said in Toyota Production System. This is not a typical workshop that talks about 7 wastes and Lean tools but an opportunity for us to understand in depth the spirit and philosophy of Toyota Production System or so called Lean Manufacturing. |
| Practical Workshp at Clipsal Ohno’s Spirit of Toyota Production System |
| The Objective |
| The Course Content |
| Day 1: Taiichi Ohno Everything started from the NEEDS, so do TPS - The oil crisis opened our eyes - Slow growth is scary and catch up with American Give Machine an intelligence The power of Individual Skill and Teamwork Cost Reduction is a Goal – Non Cost Principle The Evolution of Toyota Production System - Sakichi Toyoda and ask 5 times Why - Complete Analysis of Waste Plant- First principle – Gemba Walk Exclusive Sharing Section by Clipsal on Lean Manufacturing System and plant visit to Clipsal. |

| Who Should Attend? |
| Top Management, Lean Committees, Plant Manager, Production Manager, QA/QC Manager. |
| Day 2: Writing the standard worksheet yourself The skill of passing the baton Establishing a Production Flow, a basic condition Production Leveling – Mountain should be low and valleys should be shallow Use your authority to encourage them Learning from unyielding spirit Raising productivity during low growth An autonomous nervous system in Business Organization Provide information when needed The tortoise and the hare Take good care of old equipment Exclusive review of OMRON’s Poka-Yoke Solution and Overall Equipment Efficiency monitoring system |


| 22-23rd April 2009 |
| Another TPS Program with |
| … I strongly believe that “necessity is the mother of invention”. Improvement at Toyota plants are made based on need. The key to progress in production improvement, I feel, is letting the plant people feel the need.. Ohno |
| When we apply the cost principles profit + actual cost = selling price, we make the consumer responsible for every cost. This principle has no place in today’s competitive automotive industry. ..At Toyota, as in all manufacturing industries, profit can be obtained only by reducing costs.. Ohno |
| This workshop will enable us to explore what Ohno’s feel and said in Toyota Production System. This is not a typical workshop that talks about 7 wastes and Lean tools but an opportunity for us to understand in depth the spirit and philosophy of Toyota Production System or so called Lean Manufacturing. |
| ISO28000:2007 Awareness Training |
| The Objective |
| The Course Content |

| Who Should Attend? |
| Top Management & Managers (Managing Director & General Manager, Logistics Manager, Operational Manager, Safety Officers, Human Resources Manager) Manufacturers, Logistics, Warehouses, Freight Forwarders, Liner, Ports, Terminals, Oils & Gas, Airports & Airlines and Transport Agencies. |
| 30th April 2009 |
| ISO28000:2007 is a management system specification which has been developed specifically for the international consistent application in security, where: ~ To create awareness on the importance, future trend, benefits and requirement of Security Management along Supply Management Chain ~ To understand the origin, establishment, application, scope and principle of ISO28000:2007 ~ To understand the detail requirement and Linkage among 6 Major Clauses of ISO28000:2007 ( Security Management Policy, Security Risk and Planning, Implementation and Operation, Checking and Corrective Action and Management Review and Continual Improvement ) |
| ISO22000:2005 Awareness Training |
| The Objective |
| The Course Content |

| Who Should Attend? |
| Production personnel, Quality personnel and Technical Personnel who are involve in the Food Safety Management systems implementation. |
| 2nd April 2009 |
| ISO 22000 is the most effective food safety system that can be incorporated into overall management activities of organization. This international standard integrates the principles of HACCP and application steps developed by Codex. At the end of the course, participant should be able to: • Gain a practical understanding of the ISO22000 requirements. • Develop and implement a documented system to comply with ISO22000 requirements. |
| Interactive Discussions and Discussion on Shop Floor Problems |
| The Methodology |
| * What is ISO22000 * The recognition of ISO22000 * Differences of ISO22000, BRC and HACCP * General requirement and documentation requirement of ISO22000. * Management responsibility * Resource management - Human resource, Infrastructure and work environment. * Prerequisite programmes (PRPs) * Operational PRP and Hazard analysis * Establish HACCP plan * Traceability system * Control of nonconformity * Validation, verification and improvemen |

| Interactive Discussions and Discussion on Shop Floor Problems |
| The Methodology |
| 1. The Needs and benefits of Secure Management System 2. The Trends of ISO28000:2007 3. Introduction to ISO28000:2007 Security Management System 4. Elements of the ISO28000:2007 5. The Requirement of ISO28000:2007 Security Management System ISO28000:2007 6. Technical File for ISO28000:2007 7. Security Management Policy 8. Planning of Security management System 9. ISO28000:2007 Implementation & Operation 10. ISO28000:2007 Checking & Corrective Action 11. ISO28000:2007 Management Review 12. The preparation and resources requirement / expectation of the 13. Auditor’s expectation in ISO28000:2007 |

| ISO28000:2007 is a management system specification which has been developed specifically for the international consistent application in security, where: ~ To create awareness on the importance, future trend, benefits and requirement of Security Management along Supply Management Chain ~ To understand the origin, establishment, application, scope and principle of ISO28000:2007 ~ To understand the detail requirement and Linkage among 6 Major Clauses of ISO28000:2007 ( Security Management Policy, Security Risk and Planning, Implementation and Operation, Checking and Corrective Action and Management Review and Continual Improvement ) |
| ISO28000:2007 Awareness Training |
| ISO 9001:2008 Transition Training |

| The Objective |
| * To know the differences between ISO 9001:2000 & ISO 9001: 2008 * To understand the summary transition requirements for maintaining your QMS internal auditor competency * To learn how to updating Documentation needed, implementation for ISO9001:2008 • Preparing for Certification Body Audit |
| 31st March 2009 |
| The Course Content |
| 1. Information of transition ISO9001:2008 by International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 2.Principle of Quality Management System in ISO 9001:2008 3. Application of ISO9001:2008 4. Summary Change and clarification in ISO9001:2008 5. Detail Interpretation ISO 9001:2008 updating Requirements and applied to the current practice 6. Compatibility with ISO14001:2004 EMS 7. Others standard updating related to ISO9001:2008 8. Establishing transition plan 9. Updating documentation of Quality Manual, Procedure and Forms 10. Highlight areas by external auditor in auditing ISO 9001:2008 |

| Who Should Attend? |
| * Quality Management Representative * Internal QMS Auditor * Top management include Managing Director, Manager, Supervisor * ISO9001 project coordinator * Others who have interest in ISO9001 |
| Another TPS Program with |