TIME Center - Lean Partnership Workshop Schedule

LEAN PARTNERSHIP -TRAINING WORKSHOP SCHEDULE

FALL WORKSHOP SCHEDULE
Course Location Date
Introduction—Lean PrinciplesHarford Community College— HEAT Center, Room 205September 19, 2006
 Wor-Wic Community CollegeSeptember 21, 2006
   
5S—Visual ControlsChesapeake College—Economic Development Center, Room EDC 27September 12, 2006
 Community College of Baltimore County—Hunt Valley, Room 120 A/BSeptember 22, 2006
   
Value Stream MappingHarford Community College— HEAT Center, Room 205 September 26, 2006
 Wor-Wic Community CollegeSeptember 28, 2006
   
Cellular/ Flow SystemsCommunity College of Baltimore County—Hunt Valley, Room 120 A/BOctober 13, 2006
 Chesapeake College—Economic Development Center, Room EDC 27October 17, 2006
   
Lean OfficeWor-Wic Community College October 10, 2006
 Harford Community College— HEAT Center, Room 205October 24, 2006
   
Mistake Proofing & Workplace Standards Chesapeake College—Economic Development Center, Room EDC 27October 25, 2006
 Community College of Baltimore County—Hunt Valley, Room 120 A/BOctober 27, 2006


 

 

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U.S. Senator Ben Cardin to Kick-Off Conference - U.S. Senator Ben Cardin will be the keynote speaker at the Regional Manufacturing Institute's (RMI) Greening the Supply Chain conference to be held on June 3 at the BWI Marriott in Linthicum, Maryland. RMI is co-hosting the event with the EPA Green Suppliers Network and the Maryland-Asia Environmental Partnership. This public-private forum will showcase initiatives that Baxter International, General Motors, Steelcase and Johnson Controls have made to green their supply chains. The initiative is having a huge impact on the thousands of suppliers and vendors who want to make sure they meet the standards that have been committed to by these Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs). "In terms of public policy, one of the most important steps businesses can take is to commit to greening the supply chain," said U.S. Senator Benjamin L. Cardin, a member of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee. "Collectively, businesses have power and by encouraging their suppliers to adopt certain environmentally responsible practices, our nation's manufacturers can have an enormous impact on improving our environment and on setting new eco-friendly standards," he added.

Fall 2007 Conference A Success Maryland stakeholders from business, government and academia heard from such Maryland-based manufacturers as General Motors, Lockheed Martin, Johnson Controls, Coca Cola Constellation NewEnergy and Marlin Steel Wire Products who provided examples of how their green manufacturing initiatives have increased their profitability while also benefiting the environment. Both federal and Maryland state government agencies provided insights on their programs, some of them free, to help companies become more efficient and less polluting to help industry better understand “how to go green.”
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