Capacity Management
Description
This training explains the different types of capacities and how they are commonly used in organizations. Participants will be able to understand the relevance of capacity planning and how capacity affects the organization’s operation. Participants will also gain knowledge on how capacity helps determine production plans or service schedules.
Concepts and a few exercises on capacity planning will be shared: from the “strategic” perspective, by analyzing the key steps of the resource planning process in organizations; from the “tactical” perspective by analyzing the rough-cut capacity calculation for a specific process; and from the “execution” perspective by developing and calculating load and capacity profiles for one or a series of work centers.
NOTE: After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing the location of the class/session for the registered training.
Training Information
What is Capacity Management?
The importance of understanding your capacity.
Types of capacity and uses.
Jesus "Jesse" Cano joined the Texas Manufacturing Assistance Center (TMAC) at The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley in 2017. As a Valley native, he strives to use his experience to assist local manufacturing and service companies in pursuit of continuous improvement by means of consulting, coaching and training in the latest principles and technologies. His goal, is to aid these companies to become more efficient, reduce waste and increase productivity to ultimately create a stronger industry in the Rio Grande Valley.
Jesse is an engineer with over 10 years of experience in Manufacturing and Design from the Oil & Gas, Power Generation and Aerospace fields. He has held roles of Design Engineer, Lead Manufacturing Engineer and Lead Repair Technology Engineer for GE Aviation, GE Power, Superior Energy Services, and Baker Hughes.
Through his career, he's lead various continuous improvement, productivity, quality and NPI (New Product Introduction) projects and has experience in improving existing and designing new layouts using lean concepts to create optimal cellular flows. He's also guided the implementation of CMM (Coordinate Measuring Machine) arms and Blue Light Technology into inspection processes to eliminate hard fixtures and improve inspection data and reports.
Jesse holds a Bachelor's of Science in Mechanical Engineering out of the University of Texas Pan American and has certifications and training in Lean, Six Sigma, Quality, Project Management, Leadership and Coaching.
Take the first step to a more successful future! Contact TMAC today for your free mini-assessment. Call us.
956-665-7011 View All Services
