TWI + VWIS: A Winning Formula for Manufacturing Success
Training within industry or TWI is quickly becoming a buzz word across a variety of industries, including manufacturing, but the concept itself is not new. TWI was developed during World War II to enable US companies to hire and train new workers to replace those who...
The Hidden and Visible Costs of Replacing a Manufacturing Worker
Manufacturing is the backbone of many economies, contributing significantly to both employment and GDP. In this industry, the skilled workforce is crucial for ensuring efficiency, productivity, and product quality. So why do we so casually overlook the costs of...
How Poor Training Leads to Turnover
In the high-stakes world of manufacturing, high turnover rates are a real and constant challenge. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, manufacturing suffers a turnover rate of 39%. Some root causes of turnover include poor working conditions, poor skills...
Reducing the Burden of Work Instructions on Manufacturing Engineers
In today’s rapidly evolving manufacturing landscape, efficiency and productivity are critical. Manufacturing engineers play a vital role in ensuring smooth operation in production, but their effectiveness can be hampered by an excessive burden of writing and...
