Operations excellence is a framework for businesses to focus on growth and execute their strategy better than their competitors. It enables an organisation to do more with the same staff through better employee engagement and streamlined processes.
Wispeco Aluminium enrolled members of staff to complete ODI’s NQF2 National Certificate in Production Technology. This learnership is facilitated by Valery Hansen.
Operational excellence is a topic close to the heart of GFC that forms part of the VKB group. Investing in their employees and focusing on continuous improvement at all levels, are but a few of many of their core values that support VKB’s vision.
In order for continuous improvement to be effective, it has to be implemented consistently throughout an organisation, so it becomes the way a company operates at all times.
The Skills Programmes offered by ODI have been carefully selected to ensure maximum benefits. This selection of Skills Programmes is based on many years of experience, gained in the environment of Operations Excellence, and has proven to energise the workplace, and to set the foundation for quicker gains.
Our Supervision for Energised Work Teams programme has been offered since 1989. With the introduction of accredited learning, ODI leaped at the opportunity to give people who do all this hard work credits, and an actual qualification (National Certificate: Generic Management – Supervisory NQF3).
Those who work for De Beers, Venetia mine, are encouraged to acquire the skills they need to advance De Beers’ business and make a positive difference to their lives and their communities. De Beers invest in their people’s personal development, skills and capabilities and provide a safe and supportive work environment.
Engaged leadership is arguably the most important determinant of success when it comes to creating a culture of continuous improvement. That rings true for Wispeco Aluminium as they enrolled members of staff to complete the NQF3 in Management learnership facilitated by ODI’s MD: Huibie Jones.