Certificate III in Competitive Systems and Practices - MSS30322
Leadership Management Australia Pty Ltd
Type of institution: Registered Training Organisation
Level: Vocational Education and Training (VET)
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This qualification applies to individuals who apply competitive systems and practices to their own work, contribute to identifying improvements and, where required, assist others to apply competitive systems and practices to their work. This qualification provides a mixture of fundamental and more advanced skills in competitive systems and practices. It can also provide skills in guiding and assisting others in the competitive systems and practices environment.This qualification complements but does not duplicate qualifications which cover the specific operational or technical skills required in an industry or job role. The qualification is an add-on, or overlay, for a person who has existing skills in their work for example in production, logistics, administration, healthcare, maintenance, financial services, warehousing, agribusinesses or other industries or job roles. Where the person does not hold those skills the appropriate qualifications from other Training Packages should be considered.The qualification is not suitable for direct entry from school.The qualification assumes that the person has current or past work experience where operational or technical skills have already been gained with sufficient expertise to enable them to take some facilitation, guidance or similar responsibility for team members. The skills in this qualification may be known under a variety of titles and use of these titles can be confusing. Some titles refer to manufacturing, which is the origin of many competitive systems and practices. Other titles refer to specific techniques and still others to approaches which apply a range of their own techniques and techniques adapted from other approaches. The titles may also reference other, for example, lean manufacturing, lean six sigma, lean operations, agile project management and so on. These terms have changed over time and the practices are now being applied across a wide variety of industries. Therefore \u2018Competitive Systems and Practices\u2019 is not an approach or system in its own right. It is a broad collective term intended to encompass the flexible application of various tools, techniques, systems and approaches that have synergies around continuous improvement, efficiency, business improvement and similar goals. No licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this qualification at the time of publication.
Subjects
- Use structured problem-solving tools
- Interpret cost and waste in terms of customer value
- Apply cost factors to work practices
- Sustain process improvements
- Implement and monitor environmentally sustainable work practices
- Use planning software systems in operations
- Contribute to Agile work practices
- Facilitate a Just in Time system
- Contribute to the application of a proactive maintenance strategy
- Monitor process capability
- Facilitate team engagement with competitive systems and practices
- Facilitate breakthrough improvements
- Map an internal value stream
- Apply 5S procedures
- Participate in breakthrough improvements
- Work within a constrained process
- Monitor a levelled pull system of operations
- Analyse and improve manual handling processes
- Improve changeovers
- Identify product groups to inform improvement priorities
- Improve cost factors in work practices
- Apply quality standards
- Apply competitive systems and practices
- Use SCADA systems in operations
- Work safely
- Map an operational process
- Apply and improve standardised work practices
- Mistake proof a process
- Facilitate and improve 5S
- Contribute to improvements in competitive systems and practices
- Facilitate implementation of competitive systems and practices in a service environment
- Manage the impact of change on own work
- Apply quick changeover procedures
- Implement the visual workplace
- Undertake root cause analysis
- Apply Just in Time procedures
Study information
| Campus | Fees | Entry | Mid year intake | Attendance |
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| Clayton | Domestic: $5,500 | No |
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