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TWI

Training Within the Industry is a well known On the Job Training method.
Perfectly aligned with every Lean principle, proven since decades.

A sure method to connect Standardization into the Learning environment. The method is standardized, both in grasping the content of all training material as well as in delivering this content during the execution of the training.

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Task Analyses

How to get to the core of a task?
The more experiences the operator, the less aware of the details that make the expert.

Is there a reason for the sequence of actions, why do you do this exactly in this way, and why?

Learn how:

  • To determine the necessary steps and the sequence.
  • Learn what is important within each step.
  • Learn why this is important.
  • To come to the core of each task, and only the core.

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The Method

The lean related On the Job Training model.

The devil is in the details, right?

So the more energy you spend in determining the relevant details, the better you can transfer them to your trainee.
So better trained trainee will improve quality and improve their output.

Learn how you:

  • Can determine the sequence of actions.
  • How to detect the key points in every step.
  • Document the reason for each key point.
  • How this will allow you to conduct better training.

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4 Steps - TWI

Similarities and differences between the two models.

So you've heard about the 4- step model, but you’ve also heard about TWI training. Don’t they also use 4 steps?
Does this mean that they’re actually the same, is this al marketing talking?

Learn how:

  • The two models are similar and where they differ.
  • You can make a deliberate choice between one of them.
  • To progress from one to the other.

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Delivering

The art of training.

Nothing is more killing than having good training material about important content being molested by a trainer.
Out of incompetency, lack of interest or lack of time.

You’re not just wasting time of your trainee, you’re actually chasing them away.

Learn how to:

  • Build excellent trainers.
  • Determine what makes or breaks good training.

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Realizing Solutions

Built, Execute and Sustain your Solutions.

All is well and simple in theory, but is reality things can be more challenging then you ever anticipated.

Building material can be a lot of work, but imagine you’ve build it and were not able to put it to good use, or only for a short period?

Learn how you can:

  • Built the best possible content.
  • Distribute and deliver this content.
  • Ensure sustainability over time.

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Last Updated: 24 April 2021

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