TPM
The Basic Philosophy of Quality Maintenance
The key to ensuring quality (i.e. production standards) on the shop floor is achieving optimal conditions for the 4 Ms (Men/Women, Machinery, Materials, Methods).
Read More »Curriculum Development Method Based on Ability Structure
Curriculum Development Method Based on Ability Structure system devised in 1989 by Professor Mori Kazuo.
Read More »A 6-Step Training and Development Program
The basic policy for training and development in our factory is that improving everyone’s individual abilities helps to improve the company’s business results, as well as giving people a sense of pride and achievement in their work and daily lives.
Read More »The Need for Training and Development
Companies progress by developing their employees’ capabilities and maximizing their ability to work effectively. The object of a TPM program is to build a corporate organization and culture that continuously evolves in response to changes in the economic environment, technical innovations, the introduction of more advanced equipment, and the development…
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