Design, deliver and measure one training intervention
A line's defect rate on one operation is three times the factory average and the supervisor asks for training. You diagnose, design, deliver and measure.
Who this is for: Factory trainers, supervisors, industrial engineers, HR staff and institute lecturers.
What you produce: A training file: the diagnosis, the operation breakdown, the delivery and qualification plan, and the measured result with honest attribution.
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Task 1
Diagnose the cause and state what you ruled out before concluding training is needed.
What a good answer contains: A good answer checks method, machine, attachment, material and balance first, with evidence, and is willing to conclude that training is not the answer.
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Task 2
Write the operation breakdown with key points and reasons, based on the studied method.
What a good answer contains: A good answer uses the studied method rather than a personal habit and keeps key points few, measurable and explained.
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Task 3
Plan delivery and qualification: how you teach, how you practise, and the criterion at which the operator works unsupervised.
What a good answer contains: A good answer includes demonstration, guided practice and explain-back, and its qualification criterion covers both quality and output.
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Task 4
Measure the result and attribute it honestly, then state how the skill will be sustained.
What a good answer contains: A good answer compares defect rate over a stated period, names any other change that happened at the same time, and sets a short follow-up check against the standard.
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