Business Improvement Techniques (BIT)
By involving employees in the improvement of business efficiency, BIT encourages a company culture that is focused on the benefits of continuous improvement, as well as ensuring a safer, more organised workplace.
BIT Training will ensure your employees will:
- Understand the concept of continuous improvement
- Understand how, by eliminating waste, reducing defects and organising the workplace, there can be a dramatic improvement in business performance
- Gain an awareness of the most up to date management thinking
- Learn to identify what needs improving, how to get to the root cause of a problem and how to go about improving it
- Achieve a safer organised workplace
The BIT training has two elements:
- Underpinning knowledge and skills - provided through flexible techniques.
- Practical work-based competence assessment equivalent to an NVQ at level 2.
Who should undertake the BIT training?
This course is particularly suitable for production and semi-skilled workers in manufacturing organisations. It requires a whole organisational approach to Business improvement where individuals are trained to involve themselves, through effective team working in continuous improvement techniques.
However, this qualification is not just for manufacturing organisations as the continuous improvement tools can be applied in any working environment from the shop floor to the office.
What will your staff learn?
Our BIT online course explores the concept of continuous improvement. It demonstrates how eliminating waste, reducing variation and preventing defects through managing quality and process flows, can dramatically improve business performance. It covers the most up-to-date management thinking - from the Japanese 5S (work place organisation) method to the Kaizen (continuous improvement) approach - in a manner that is accessible and relevant to your employees.
The course acknowledges that there's always room for improvement at work - be it major adjustments or small changes - and provides a range of new tools to help your employees identify what needs improving and how to improve it.
The course includes six units:
- Statutory regulations and organisations safety requirements
- Continuous improvement techniques
- Workplace organisation
- Effective team working
- Visual management systems
- Problem-solving techniques.
Each unit starts with a diagnostic to assess the employee's current knowledge level and recommends areas which require more attention, based on any highlighted skills gaps. Each unit offers an in-depth view of a different area of business and the continuous improvement techniques that can bring rapid and positive results.
