Sustainable Manufacturing Concepts: Cost Control Tools For Small Manufacturers

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Event: 'Sustainable Manufacturing Concepts: Cost Control Tools For Small Manufacturers'

Training/Workshops

Date: Wednesday, February 15, 2012 - 9:00 am

Duration: 3 Hours

Contact Info:

John Facey, (210)458-2493

Email: john.facey@utsa.edu

URL: http://events.constantcontact.com/register/event?llr=897bm6gab&oeidk=a07e5fpaihvb079e999

This workshop will bring you up to date with the latest tools and techniques as they relate to making your manufacturing more lean and 'green'. Beginning with the concepts of the 'triple bottom line' and 'total product life cycle' considerations and then touching on Six Sigma techniques and terminology, this module will familiarize attendees with the ten principles of the 'lean workplace'. The module explores the impact that lean businesses can have on their supply chains and issues associated with energy use and production. The module concludes with a demonstration of several tools developed by the SBP to help small businesses make sustainable project decisions.

Location: 215 S. San Saba, Room 1.103A, San Antonio, TX 78207

Click here to register.