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Management Professional with 37 years’ experience in the aluminum industry covering a wide range of activities and responsibilities in metal Production, Maintenance, Engineering, Warehouse, Procurement, Recruitment, Training and Development, and Executive Management. Graduated with a degree in Mechanical Engineering from Trent Polytechnic, Nottingham, UK, in 1979. Chartered Engineer with the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, UK. Member of PMI, and TMS of USA. Certified Maintenance & Reliability Professional – CMRP. The Certified Assets Management Assessor (CAMA).
The pre-requisite for a ending a Benchmark Six Sigma Black Belt program is completion of a globally accepted Green Belt training. Completion of a Green Belt project prior to the Black Belt training is not mandatory. A good number of participants are able to carry out their first Six Sigma project as a Black Belt project. Professionals must invest time and effort in eliminating non value adding activities. They also need to coach and mentor teams to develop problem solving abilities. While this program is a “must do” for people in improvement roles, it is highly valuable for anyone having interests in analyzing and improving process outcomes.
Number of participants
trained by Arrelic
Cover participants from
655 countries.
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Known Best Practices in Maintenance and Reliability from around the world.
Maintenance Work Process Management
Barriers and Solutions to Effective Workforce Management
Operator Driven Reliability. Importance of 5S and Total Productive Maintenance
Maintenance Strategy Development & Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM)
Types of Predictive maintenance tools and it’s uses.
Designing Reliability Asset Life Cycle Cost.
Inventory Management
M & R tools such as RCA, FMEA and various Lean Manufacturing tools.
Leading & Lagging KPIs, Benchmarking for Proactive Maintenance.