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Event Pricing
Western Canada Events
$65 + tax
per CME member per person, per event
$95 + tax per non-CME member per person, per event
Learning Sessions
$85 + tax
per CME member per person, per event
$115 + tax per non-CME member per person, per event
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
MicroPilot
MicroPilot
is the world leader of small autopilots for unmanned
aerial vehicles (UAV) and micro aerial vehicles (MAV).
MicroPilot designs and manufactures autopilots to
customers worldwide, including academic, military,
and private research institutions, and to OEM UAV
manufacturers and end users. Since 1995, MicroPilot
has been designing miniature autopilots using low
cost COTS GPS receivers and mems rate sensors.
MicroPilot’s UAV Flight Facility is situated on 40
acres of land and houses their head office,
production, Research & Development and flight
testing site. MicroPilot’s success is due to the
highly qualified and dedicated staff. When test
flights are launched, staff announce the words, "We
are up." This is not only words of a test flight in
progress, but a celebration of the continued success
of MicroPilot’s products.
Learn
About
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Using
state-of-the-art technology for New Product
Development
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Team culture
and employee empowerment - a team of highly
qualified and dedicated staff
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Live testing
of the UAV autopilot
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Maple Leaf
Consumer Foods
Maple
Leaf Consumer Foods is Canada’s leading processor of
fresh, frozen and value added pork and pork
products. As a division of Maple Leaf Foods, the
largest food processing company in Canada, Maple
Leaf Consumer Foods aspires to become the
pre-eminent supplier of quality Canadian Pork.
Brandon is home to the largest Maple Leaf Consumer
Foods plant in Western Canada. The company’s highly
skilled workforce and world-class best practices and
processes will ultimately revolutionize the way
fresh pork products are delivered to consumers
around the world. Maple Leaf Consumer Foods credits
its employees for their ongoing dedication to this
state-of-the-art facility.
Participants will
learn about:
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World-class
best practices in the food processing industry
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Well designed
production line and floor layout
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Leading
carcass chill technology
- Advanced product-tracking
systems
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Brandt Engineered Products Ltd.
Brandt
Engineered Products Ltd. has a dedicated
staff of machinists, fabricators,
technicians, designers, engineers and
project managers who specialize in
manufacturing innovative equipment.
Brandt Engineered Products Ltd., housed
in their 112,000 sq. ft. Regina
facility, has sustained consistent
growth over the years to become a
leading force in the supply of
design/build-to-order pipe mill
equipment, railroad maintenance and
motive power equipment to customers
around the world. Brandt recently
received a Platinum Award, as a Canada’s
50 Best Managed Company.
Learning Session: Visual
Workplace
This Learning
Session will highlight how 5S and the visual
workplace form the foundation for continuous
improvement in Lean organizations, i.e.: visual
workplace support waste reduction, staff
empowerment, and operational excellence.
Brandt
Presentation
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Strategic planning and
deployment through management team approach
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Team building
- small, flexible teams to tackle the job shop
environment
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Integration
of Production Planning, Scheduling & Procurement
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Daily, five
minute project board meetings
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Computerless,
visual scheduling
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Bourgault Industries Ltd.
Bourgault Industries is
an innovative agricultural implement
manufacturer based in St. Brieux,
Saskatchewan. In 1973, Frank Bourgault,
an area farmer and skilled mechanic,
established Bourgault to design and
market a durable, high-quality
cultivator able to break the notoriously
stony soils of the St. Brieux region.
Today, Bourgault has become the world
leader in Air Seeding Technologies and
distributes its products through Canada,
US, Australia and Eastern Europe.
Bourgault started implementing Lean in
2004 and had some tremendous initial
success however sustaining the
improvements has been a challenge. By
implementing TWI, a better environment
is created to ensure the successes of
lean are cemented in place and
additional improvements can occur.
Learning Session: Training
Within Industry
This Learning
Session will focus on the three Training Within
Industry programs (Job Relations, Job Instruction
and Job Methods), a TWI needs assessment and
planning process. This Learning Session will also
demonstrate Bourgault's experience with TWI
implementation.
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Analytic Systems Ware (1993) Ltd.
Analytic
Systems is a growing innovative Canadian
manufacturer in the power conversion
industry with state-of-the-art
electronic designs. The company designs
and manufactures a range of high
performance power conversion products:
Battery Chargers, Voltage Converters,
DC/AC Inverters, Power Supplies and MPPT
Solar Charge Controllers. Our
manufacturing plants practice quality
and Lean process management methods.
Analytic Systems offers quality, on time
delivery, customizable, reducing
lead-time, higher production capacity
and single flow operation that
eliminates waste and other non-value
activities. Analytic Systems won the
Surrey Business Excellence Award in 2009
and the Inaugural Surrey Export Award in
2007. Analytic Systems’ corporate
headquarters and manufacturing plants
are located in Delta and Surrey.
Learn
About
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Our
passionate Lean journey developing agile
operations with process initiatives like Kanbans,
one piece flow, efficiency and self directed
work teams.
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Our
methods for improving inventory turns from one
to over ten, and improving on-time delivery and
manufacturing lead-times.
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Our
LEAN secret: Driven constantly by the power of
Culture change, encouraging it to be lived by
all.
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Our
value system: Agility, Teamwork and Integrity
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Optima Manufacturing Inc.
Optima
Manufacturing Inc. is a global supplier
of machine component parts, kits and
assemblies. The company collaborates
Technology and People to work together.
Their services and capabilities include
an Equipment Program using
state-of-the-art technology, an Assembly
Program - precise assembly of
manufactured or supplied components, and
a Quality Program
globally certified with ISO 9001
standards.Optima fosters an environment
of open communication, an innovative
organizational structure, and
comprehensive learning programs.
Participants will
learn about:
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A
company culture and facility
dedicated to attaining world-class
manufacturing excellence
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Use of equipment
and technology to enhance inventory
management and tool utilization
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Clean and
attractive working environment
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Online assembly
instruction
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IMW
Industries Ltd.
IMW
Industries Ltd. has been manufacturing
industrial machinery since 1912,
specializing and renowned for their
production and export of reliable
Canadian technology and innovation
around the world. Our principal product
line consists of compressors and related
equipment for fuelling vehicles with
compressed natural gas (CNG). IMW
products compete on a worldwide stage of
environmentally-friendly technologies
that enable public transit companies,
commercial fleets and private station
operators to significantly reduce
greenhouse gas emissions in many of the
world’s most populated regions.
Manufacturing expertise, ongoing growth,
and development of new technologies is
the foundation of IMW’s success as an
CNG equipment supplier. IMW was the
recipient of the BC Export Awards for
manufacturing in 2004 and 2007.
Participants will
learn about:
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Kodak Graphic Communications Company
Kodak
is the world’s foremost imaging
innovator, providing leading products
and services to the consumer,
entertainment imaging, and graphic
communications markets. Kodak is
committed to a digitally oriented growth
strategy focused on helping people
better use meaningful images and
information in their life and work.
Kodak’s Burnaby facility produces
advanced Thermal Laser Heads for the
Graphic Communications Group.
Established by Creo Inc. in the mid
90’s, the production systems applied to
Thermal Head Manufacturing have evolved
steadily from a lab based environment to
a full scale manufacturing facility.
Leveraging Kodak Operating System tools,
the Thermal Head Manufacturing, R&D, and
Service organizations recently teamed up
to deliver a complete Lean
transformation for one of our flagship
products.
Participants will
learn about:
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The
value of true cross-functional engagement when
deploying a Lean transformation
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The
need to complement process improvements in
physical transformation processes with those in
scheduling and information management processes
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How
to apply Lean principles and Single Piece Flow
to areas that do not intuitively lend themselves
to flow
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Our
challenges and successes along the way
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Columbia Plastics
Since 1945, lead by a
team of expert innovators in design,
development, manufacturing and assembly,
Columbia Plastics is a leading company
in plastic and metal injection molding
and assembly. They have built a solid
reputation and ability to anticipate
customer's needs on the professionalism
of their people. Initiatives like
embracing lean manufacturing, advanced
automation cells and metal injection
molding have all been a direct result of
the dedicated, professional and
forward-thinking people at Columbia
Plastics.
Participants will
learn about:
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Great
Little Box Company
With 28 years of industry
experience, Great Little Box Company (GLBC)
is a leading packaging expert. GLBC has
all the solutions under one great roof
including the manufacturing of custom
and stock corrugated boxes,
Point-of-Purchase displays, custom
folding carton, rigid boxes and PVC
packaging. GLBC can design and
manufacture specialty packaging and
custom foam packaging.
Pressure-sensitive labels and complete
array of shipping supplies & moving
equipment completes our one-stop shop.
With the addition of our fulfillment
services and vendor managed inventory
programs we take customer’s packaging
from manufacturing to the consumer in
one easy step and provide them with a
quick, complete, solution they need.
Participants will
learn about:
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PDG
Mobility Technologies
The PDG team is intent on
providing better mobility products for
people with extra special needs. Their
team includes people with many years of
rehab experience; Engineers,
Occupational Therapists, end-product
users and Home Medical Equipment
providers collaborate in bringing
together outstanding technology to
provide solutions for individual needs.
PDG's award-winning wheelchairs are
designed to ensure people with
disabilities can do more, by delivering
more mobility, comfort and better access
to various environments. PDG's facility
is equipped with the latest in tools
needed to design, develop and prototype
mobility devices for every application.
With over 10 years of lean
manufacturing, all products are designed
and tested to meet international safety
and performance standards. including
ISO, CSA, FDA, CE, and Wheelchair
Transport Safety standards. Lean
manufacturing combined with offshore
supply base has enhanced greatly PDG's
competitiveness.
Participants will
learn about:
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Ledalite
Founded in 1982, Ledalite
is a recognized leader in research and
development. By maintaining a close
relationship with the design community,
their products are designed to minimize
many of the challenges presented by
traditional workspace lighting such as
harsh shadows, glare and visual
discomfort. Ledalite's commitment to the
environment is showcased through their
sustainable technology and energy
practices, creating products and
technologies that conserve energy and
reduce energy costs. Their systems
comply with the most stringent North
American regulatory standards, while at
the same time enhancing lighting quality
and visual comfort for the people
working in the space.
Participants will
learn about:
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Lean Initiative -
Continuous
Improvement
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Innovation/Technology
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