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Improvement Practitioner

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Improvement Practitioner

Course overview

Level
4
Type
standard
Duration
6 months
Awarding body
CompTIA
Course code
STREQUIRED
Minimum OTJ hours
187

Description

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What you will learn

Knowledge, skills and behaviours grouped by occupational duty.

  • K1

    K1

    Legislative and customer compliance requirements including environment and health and safety

  • K2

    K2

    Team formation and leadership Decision-making techniques e.g. consensus, authority rule, majority rule

  • K3

    K3

    Project management Business case, risk analysis and management, toll-gate reviews, work breakdown structure, lessons learned, pilot studies, project review, process management and measures, benefits tracking

  • K4

    K4

    Presentation and reporting Reporting templates, message mapping, case for change

  • K5

    K5

    Change management Stakeholder identification, analysis and management (RACI). Change curve, resistance characteristics, change sponsorship, compelling point of view

  • K6

    K6

    Principles and methods Business value of Lean and Six Sigma improvement methods - 8D, practical problem solving, Define Measure Analyse Improve Control, Design for Six Sigma

  • K7

    K7

    Project selection and scope Y=f(x) equation (outputs are the result of inputs), business scorecard cascade

  • K8

    K8

    Problem definition Cost of Poor Quality, problem analysis models such as Is/Is Not

  • K9

    K9

    Process mapping and analysis Swim lane, value stream map, performance metrics – continuous, Parameter diagram, Takt time, Overall Equipment Effectiveness, theory of constraints principles, Kanban

  • K10

    K10

    Data analysis – basic tools Spreadsheets and pivot table analysis, statistical analysis software

  • K11

    K11

    Measurement systems Repeatability and Reproducibility principles

  • K12

    K12

    Basic statistics and measures Control charts - attribute data, principles of normality

  • K13

    K13

    Data analysis - statistical methods Measures of central tendency and spread

  • K14

    K14

    Process capability and performance Capability analysis – continuous data for normal distribution

  • K15

    K15

    Root cause analysis Key principles including symptoms, failure-mode, potential/verified cause, critical inputs, escape point. Graphical representation of data with dot, scatter and box plots

  • K16

    K16

    Experimentation Active versus passive analytics, design of experiments, experiment plan

  • K17

    K17

    Identification and prioritisation Selection and prioritisation matrix, Failure Mode and Effects Analysis

  • S1

    S1

    Compliance Work in accordance with organisational controls and statutory regulations

  • S2

    S2

    Communication Speak and write clearly. Influence others, question effectively. Plan and deliver meetings presenting insight to engage audiences

  • S3

    S3

    Coaching Observe, listen, use questioning, provide feedback and spot learning opportunities

  • S4

    S4

    Project management Define, sequence, plan and schedule activities with phases and milestones. Estimate effort and duration. Create and update project charter. Review progress

  • S5

    S5

    Change management Sponsorship contract, surface and manage resistance, build compelling narratives for change, assess change impact

  • S6

    S6

    Principals and Methods Select and apply a structured method and appropriate improvement tools engaging with subject matter experts to deliver business benefits

  • S7

    S7

    Project selection and Scoping Support the identification of improvement opportunity and the scoping of these projects

  • S8

    S8

    Problem definition Support development of problem/opportunity statements

  • S9

    S9

    Voice of the customer Support application of techniques to identify and prioritise customers, their requirements and ensure balance against the stated and unstated needs of the business (Voice of the Business)

  • S10

    S10

    Process mapping and analysis Process map to measure and analyse flow and value. Identify interfaces, functional responsibilities and ownership. Use insight to identify potential opportunities and map future state

  • S11

    S11

    Lean tools Seek in-process waste through understanding of value within the value stream

  • S12

    S12

    Measurements systems Plan, carry out and assess results of a measurement system study

  • S13

    S13

    Data acquisition for analysis Develop a sampling strategy

  • S14

    S14

    Basic statistics and measures Use graphical analysis to understand distribution and stability

  • S15

    S15

    Data analysis-statistical methods Identify data-types and select analysis methods and tools. Assess time series data stability and analyse making relevant insight

  • S16

    S16

    Process capability and performance Select methods and metrics for analysis

  • S17

    S17

    Root cause analysis Select and apply the appropriate graphical tool dependent on the data type to identify patterns, trends and signals to establish hypothesis

  • S18

    S18

    Experimentation and optimisation Plan designed experiment with clear objectives, and appropriate levels of Measurement Systems Analysis, analyse experiment data and optimise

  • S19

    S19

    Identification & prioritisation Identify and prioritise factors, ideas and solutions

  • S20

    S20

    Data analysis – SPC Select and apply appropriate tools for ongoing monitoring and control. Analyse and interpret control charts

  • S21

    S21

    Conduct structured benchmarking to support target setting

  • S22

    S22

    Sustainability & control Identify failure modes and embed learning from improvements

  • B1

    B1

    Drive for results Continuous drive for change and encourages others to deliver results across functional areas capturing and standardising best practice

  • B2

    B2

    Team-working Awareness of own and others’ working styles. Creates high performing team

  • B3

    B3

    Professionalism Promotes a moral, legal and socially appropriate working manner, aligns behaviours to the organisations values. Maintains flexibility to needs of project

  • B4

    B4

    Continuous development Proactively seeks and acts on feedback. Reflects on performance and has a desire for development. Adapts quickly to working with new situations/stakeholders/challenges

  • B5

    B5

    Safe working Ensures safety of self and others, speaks out to challenge safety issues