MSS30316 Certificate III in
Competitive Systems and Practices
Competitve Systems and Practices – that's LEAN but what does it MEAN?
Competitive systems and practices reflect practices and principles that have been developed in the manufacturing sectors over the last 80 years, often referred to as Lean manufacturing, Lean production or just ‘Lean’. They provide tools, knowledge and skills for establishing work systems and practices that support immediate and ongoing improvements to a business, targeting improvements in efficiency, waste reduction, customer service, employee morale and costs.
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This qualification is typically suited to those who wish to apply competitive systems and practices to one’s own work as well as, where required, to assist others to apply competitive systems and practices to their work.
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MSS40316 Certificate IV in
Competitive Systems and PracticesThis qualification is typically suited to team leaders or those in similar job roles that are responsible for the implementation of competitive systems and practices in the work of a team or in a work area.
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Lean Leader SWE Burnie Tasmania
This unique mini automated production line, located within the newly established Tasmanian Manufacturing Centre of Excellence in Burnie, allows for the intensive training of lean tools and thinking.
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Step In
If you’re currently female, aged over 18, are unemployed, casual or part time and looking to gain work in resources and manufacturing – the Step In Program is perfectly named to give you the boost you’re after!