Learn how to develop a long-term system of continuous improvement and align improvement efforts with your organization’s top priorities.This training is designed for business professionals experienced in Lean Six Sigma implementation who have a strong analytical background and are preparing for a career beyond being an improvement project leader. Prior Lean Six Sigma Black Belt training recommended.
Learn to implement the Define-Measure-Analyze-Improve-Control roadmap to achieve objectives through enhanced Lean and Six Sigma methods. This training is designed for business professionals or companies who desire an understanding in the foundations of Lean Six Sigma and wish to have enterprise-wide benefits beyond basic improvement projects. No prior Lean Six Sigma training is required.
Join us Friday, February 24 for a lunch and learn about Cybersecurity in Manufacturing. John Romero, the Program Director of Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service, will be giving a special presentation on Cyber Security Issues Facing Manufacturers.
The ISO 9001:2015 Transition comprehensive 1-day workshop will introduce the new ISO high-level structure for management system standards (Annex SL) and review the changes between ISO 9001:2008 and ISO 9001:2015. Presenter, Kristin Wheatley, will provide information that will enable participants to identify the key gaps in their current Quality Management System (QMS) and start planning the transition to the new requirements.
Join us February 13th for a seminar facilitated by OSHA, TCEQ, Berg Compliance Solutions, LLC, and Beveridge & Diamond. This seminar will cover which environmental, health & safety laws apply to Texas manufacturers, how to manage them, and the significant liabilities companies face when failing to do so.
Join us on January 26th for a tour of three exciting Austin facilities: Wayne Fueling, HID Global, and Oskar Blues Brewery.
Volunteer now to help with the 4th Annual ARMA Golf Tournament committee. Participants are tasked with planning and executing ARMA’s spring golf tournament.
Join us Thursday, January 19th to kick off the 2017 ARMA Luncheon Series with Catherine Morse from Samsung. As General Counsel and Director of Public Affairs, she has been an instrumental part of the leadership team for their $13.5 Billion fab. She will speak to the current state of the industry, Samsung’s plans for Austin, and a new focus on workforce.
Volunteer now for the Workforce Committee. Participants will help drive several initiatives, including designing and launching an ARMA internship program to connect small and medium size companies with interns.
ARMA Members Only: Join us December 14th for food, fun and golf. Grab a coworker and come on down. All attendees get a drink ticket and free golf. We will also have door prizes and gifts.
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