Standardization Training

$153.00

Process Approach is the determination of processes in harmony with organization’s mission, vision, and values and the analysis of the processes and their intra-relationships. The aim of Process Approach is to have absolute control over processes.

Standardization is the creation of procedures that all employees must follow when doing a job. Its most basic method is SOP (standard operating procedures). The purpose of a standard operation procedure is to define the performance of a controlled process.

Content:

Process Management Concept
Components of Process Management
Benefits of Process Management, Process Review
Process Flow Diagram Concept
Methods of Creating Process Flow Diagrams
Concept of Standard, Concept of Standardization
Scope of Standardization
Purpose of Standardization
Function of Standardization
Definition and Purpose of Standard Operating Procedures
Preparation of Standard Operating Procedures
Importance of Standard Operating Procedures,
Examples of Standard Operating Procedures
On the Job Training and SOP Integration

Implementation

Preparing a standard operation procedure

Gains:

Process components;
Process Owners will be able to identify inputs, outputs, resources, documentation needs, goals and metrics.
POs will be able to measure process performance indicators.
POs will be able to understand the workflow symbols and determine their use areas.
POs will be able to create workflow charts of processes.
POs will be able to create the necessary knowledge and know-how for the development and redesigning of processes.
To be able to understand the place and importance of standard operating procedures in enterprises.
Ability to make the necessary preparations to create a standard operating procedure.
Ability to determine the operational steps and basic points of a process.
Ability to create a standard operating procedure for a process.
Ability to perform work to minimize non-standard deviations in processes.
Ability to learn about the quality and efficiency improvements in standardization outputs.
Ability to obtain a standard output with standard ways of doing business, methods.
Ability to get a reference for inspections that can be performed in the process, a basis for improvements.
Ability to prevent Implementation confusion in the process.
Ability to create operations-based processes instead of employee-based processes to support business continuity.