Summary
Keywords
Full Transcript
Diploma in Operations Management (FREE Course) Beginner level https://tinyurl.com/bdhhp4xt Music by SPmusic from Pixabay 💥ALISON FREE ONLINE COURSES, HOW IT WORKS💥 Alison works by offering free, self-paced, online courses created by experts, funded by ads and optional paid certificates, allowing users to learn skills in modules, pass assessments (needing 80%+), and download a free Learner Record or pay for official certificates/diplomas to prove their achievement, all accessible via web or app. This online diploma course explains the role of an operations manager and breaks down the key decision-making skills that define the job. It will show you how to ensure the smooth running of your business’ operation as you coordinate the daily creation and delivery of goods or services to its customers. ‘Professionals talk about logistics’ when it comes to handling these tight timeframes and supply chains these days so allow me to go over and break down this beginner free online course in Operations Management. In this 6 to 10 hour 9 module course is CPD Accredited, Alison works by offering free, self-paced, online courses created by experts, funded by ads and optional paid certificates, allowing users to learn skills in modules, pass assessments (needing 80%+), and download a free Learner Record or pay for official certificates/diplomas to prove their achievement, all accessible via web or app. In module 1, Introduction to Operations Management, this module is designed to introduce the learner to the fundamental role of operations management. The beginner course begins by defining the role of operations within an organization and then start outlining the key skills and responsibilities of the operations manager. The module then moves onto explain the historical development of operations management and the three major phases of change, namely, craft manufacturing, mass production and the modern period. Lastly, the module also covers process management. Operations Management and Decision-Making, in module 2, you will get introduce to the fundamental role of decision-making in operations management. The module will begin by defining the role of decision making in operations management and will then explore the nine types of operations management decisions such as process, technology, inventory, capacity, quality, scheduling, location, layout and supply chain. You will also learn how to develop the operations strategy using Hayes and Wheelwrights four stage model. When it comes to Quality Management, module 5 is designed to introduce the learner when it comes to the fundamental role of managing quality management from an operations management perspective. The teaching begins by highlighting the importance of quality management as a competitive advantage. The module then presents the two main approaches to quality management and highlights the importance of Total Quality Management. Module 5 also examines the four key types of quality costs and explains how to apply TQM practices in operations. Managing Lean Production Systems, you will learn to start managing lean and Just In Time production systems. The module begins by highlighting the origins of lean production and its focus on reducing wastes), unevenness and overburden. The module then moves onto to introduce the Plan-Do-Check-Act cycle and highlights some of these key techniques when it comes to lean production approach such as kanban systems and the use of a heijunka box. Lastly, the four key inventory methods are also covered. Diploma in Operations Management, will have 2 Assessment, this interim assessment is based on the first six modules of the Diploma in Operations Management course. If the learner does not achieve the required result after the first attempt, then the learner can re-take the assessment until a successful outcome of 80% or more is achieved. Once pass there will be a total course assessment. Keep in mind every organization has an operations function, whether or not it is officially called ‘operations’. Most organizations produce goods or services and ‘operations management’ includes all the activities required to create and deliver them to customers or clients. This free online diploma course provides a clear and practical understanding when it comes to the central principles, practices and standards of operations management. After completing this course you will fully understand the important operations management responsibilities and decision-making skills you need to handle employees and the day-to-day running of your organization. You need to be able to handle people and logistics to perform as an operations manager so sign up to acquire a valuable new skill that can launch the next stage of your career.
