This course will introduce you to a manufacturing principle that promotes the initiation of tasks, or utilization of components to meet actual demands, which in turn empowers companies to optimize resources and reduce waste. A pull system is contrary to a push system. While we’ll introduce and define the two theories, this course will focus on how to design and implement a pull system in your standard processes.
List and describe the components of a successful
pull system
Compare and contrast sequential and
replenishment pull systems
Identify challenges when implementing a pull
system
SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT: Rosaida Cestari
Rosaida Cestari has a Bachelor
of Science in Metallurgy and Materials Science Engineering from the Illinois
Institute of Technology. She has over thirty-five years
of experience in the Quality field of mass production companies. Mrs. Cestari’s
expertise lies in developing quality systems under ISO 9001. She is a leader in problem-solving and
process improvement techniques.Rosaida
is skilled in Advance Product Quality Planning (APQP) process, Failure Mode and
Effects Analysis (FMEA), and control plans. She is currently developing
training material to standardize processes and improve efficiency.
0.5 hr. Online Course