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| Health and Safety Executive | ||||||
About the HSE The Health and Safety
Executive (HSE) wanted to explore the possible application of process
improvement techniques to produce simpler and fit-for-purpose processes that
would enable staff to focus on delivery. A pilot project within the
contracts and procurement function aimed to generate real improvements to
key processes, while ensuring an alignment with customer expectations and
HSE strategic goals.
The Approach Amtec was appointed to
deliver an accessible and pragmatic introduction to process improvement
tools and techniques (including Lean, Six Sigma and Change Acceleration) and
to enable staff to realise the benefits of improved process and performance
management, with an ability to apply the learning in practice. An "Open
House" session began the process of awareness building and helped to
identify members of staff who would work closely with Amtec. Specific,
highly interactive training followed and was well received by staff at all
levels. The training attendees generated a phenomenal number of potential
applications! Once again, Lean Six Sigma process improvement principles were
used to facilitate this in an accessible, pragmatic and user friendly way,
and continued to demonstrate how this methodology could add value in
everyday situations, not just projects.
The Outcome Through this pilot
exercise, Amtec generated an appreciation of process improvement principles
and transferred skills and knowledge to those seeking to replicate benefits
across other areas of the organisation. There is a momentum to using the
tools and techniques as a means of driving improvements and efficiencies.
This commitment will be key to embedding the organisational approach to
continuous improvement.
| "The workshops have been very well received and are packed
full of practical how-to's and hands-on techniques that can be (and have been!)
applied right away, delivering immediate benefits and building capability. I am
confident that our approach will achieve the greastest impact and capture
significant improvements in the long term." Ged Malone, HSE | ||||||
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