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COURSE TITLE ISO Standards and Auditing (14001,18001,45001, AS/CE Marking)

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AS9100 Rev D Auditor Training, Lead Auditor Training

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AS9100 Rev D Consultancy

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Counter Balance Forklift (Refresher)

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Counter Balance Forklift (Basic)

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Fork Lift Truck Conversion Course

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Risk Assessment

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18th Edition Electrical Regulations (1 per month)

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COSHH Regulations

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Introduction to Sigma

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Working at Heights

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Harness Training

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First Aid @ Work - Novice/Refresher/

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Appointed Persons

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Lifting Slinging & LOLER Regulations

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Abrasive Wheels

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Power Press Regulations (Novice/Refresher)

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Introduction to Safe Systems of Working

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Safe Use of Power & Hand-Tools

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TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT

LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT

CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT

QUALITY

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BUSINESS SUPPORT

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CORE TOOLS

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Failure Mode & Effective Analysis (FMEA) L4

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Advanced Product Quality Planning (APQP)

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Measurement Systems Analysis (MSA) L4

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Production Part Approval Process (PPAP)

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Statistical Process Control (SPC)

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Yellow Belt Sigma

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Lean Six Sigma awareness

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8D Problem Solving L4

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5s Workplace Organisation

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8D problem solving L2

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Workplace organisation 5s L2

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Single Minute Exchange of Dies (SMED)

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Value Stream and Process Mapping

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7 Tools of Quality

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Process flow analysis

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Control Plans

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Effective action planning

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Flexible production systems

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GEMBA walks

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Leading lean teams L4

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Lean Six Sigma awareness

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Plug factory simulation

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Poka Yoke

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Standard Operating Procedures L2

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TAKT, Cycle and Lead time

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Total Productive Maintenance (TPM)

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Value Stream Mapping (VSM)

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Visual management

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Kaizen / continuous improvement L2

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Practical problem solving L2 L3

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NADCAP

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LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT JAN

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CNC Basic Turning – 2 axis Fanuc/Siemens/Heidenhain Control

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CNC Basic Turning – 3 axis – Fanuc/Siemens/Heidenhain Control

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CNC Basic Milling – 3 axis VMC

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8000 Series Level 2

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Develop Yourself as Team Leader

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Improving Performance of Team

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Planning and Monitoring

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Developing the Work Team

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Leading Your Work Team

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Satisfying Customer Requirements

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Basic Milling

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Programmable Logic Controls (PLC)

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Basic Pneumatics

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TIG / MIG / MMA Welding Courses

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Coded Welding

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Advanced CNC programming

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Solving Problems and Making Decisions

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Planning and Allocating Work

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Contributing to Innovation

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Understanding how to Motivate

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Understanding Stress Management

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Understanding Training and Coaching

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AM2

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Managing Workplace Projects

Maintaining Electrical Equipment

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Understanding Marketing for Managers

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10 Day Basic Electrics

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Level 2 Maintaining Electrical Equipment (8 week block)

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Level 2 Wiring and Testing (8 week block)

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Level 3 Motor and Drives (8 week block)

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Electrical Safety 1 day

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Fault Finding & Rectification 1 day

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TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT

LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT

CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT

QUALITY

SAFETY

COMPLIANCE

COMPLIANCE

BUSINESS SUPPORT

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BUSINESS ADMIN COURSES

EDM MACHINING

MACHINING

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Bridging Maths

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APPRENTICESHIPS JAN

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Engineering Apprenticeship Standard

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Engineering Operative Apprenticeship

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Business Improvement Apprenticeship - Technician & Practitioner

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Team Leader - First Line Manager Apprenticeship

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Operations & Departmental Manager Apprenticeship

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Supply Chain Warehouse Operative Apprenticeship

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Business Administrator Apprenticeship

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Customer Service Practitioner Apprenticeship

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Our training Academies in Aldridge and the recently launched Marches Centre of Manufacturing & Technology (MCMT) in Bridgnorth and Shrewsbury have received £7m of investment to create three cutting-edge facilities that house some of the best trainers and experts in industry.

Our training Academies in Aldridge and the recently launched Marches Centre of Manufacturing & Technology (MCMT) in Bridgnorth and Shrewsbury have received £7m of investment to create three cutting-edge facilities that house some of the best trainers and experts in industry.

If you are thinking of upskilling/developing your workforce of the future or looking for a partner to manage all of your training requirements, we can help.

If you are thinking of upskilling/developing your workforce of the future or looking for a partner to manage all of your training requirements, we can help.

“We produce lifelong professionals, ensuring they have the necessary skills, behaviours and attitudes required to flourish in their chosen career patch.

Companies also benefit from an individual who will have an immediate positive impact on their business.”

“We produce lifelong professionals, ensuring they have the necessary skills, behaviours and attitudes required to flourish in their chosen career patch.

Companies also benefit from an individual who will have an immediate positive impact on their business.”

All course prices will be per candidate and excluding VAT. Dates & prices are correct at the time of publication and are subject to change.

All course prices will be per candidate and excluding VAT. Dates & prices are correct at the time of publication and are subject to change.

START YOUR JOURNEY INTO HERITAGE ENGINEERING

If you are interested in a career with excellent prospects, the opportunity to upskill with development in specialised areas and a reputation that could offer progression into engineering and management positions across the world, this is the place to start.

COURSE OVERVIEW • Fundamentals of vehicle construction and technology • Mechanical and electrical training • Servicing and diagnosis of heritage vehicles • Familiarisation with obsolete technology and systems • Progression on to all aspect of classic vehicle maintenance and restoration including coachwork and trim

LEARNERS Do you want to get into work and deal with real life challenges as well as earning a salary? Apprenticeships can be a springboard to exciting, challenging and rewarding careers. By the age of 21 an apprentice can be fully trained and highly regarded in their chosen field.

HERITAGE ENGINEERING VEHICLE MECHANICAL TECHNICIANS Due to the complex nature and range of the vehicles and the risks they present, must comply with a significantly more complex range of legislation than those for conventional modern vehicles. The nature of the mechanical work could range from maintaining a historic vehicle in its unrestored condition to a complete mechanical restoration back to original build state.

HERITAGE ENGINEERING COACH-BUILDING & TRIM TECHNICIANS The nature of the work for a Coachbuilder and Trimmer could range from the repair of a single panel to the re-manufacture of a complete chassis and handmade body. The materials used range from delicate fabrics to wood, metal and composites.

OPEN COURSES BOOKINGS & PAYMENTS Open courses can be booked by emailing sales@in-comm.co.uk, or by calling 01922 457686. We will require a Purchase Order along with the candidates’ details, including any particular requirements.

Bookings must be confirmed with a purchase order prior to the commencement of the programme. Payments can be made by cash, BACS or can be invoiced upon completion of the programme as per our terms and conditions.

ENQUIRIES Please contact our advisors on 01922 457686 or email info@in-comm.co.uk for all information regarding our courses and on-site training activities.

APPRENTICESHIPS

TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT

LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT

CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT

QUALITY

SAFETY

COMPLIANCE

COMPLIANCE

BUSINESS SUPPORT

CANCELLATION POLICY In-Comm Training reserve the right to cancel or postpone undersubscribed courses. However, customers will be given at least 7-days notice prior to the planned programme commencement date.

We will endeavour to re-arrange the postponed courses to the earliest date possible.

Customer cancellations are accepted without charge up to 7-days prior to the commencement of the programme. However, as per our terms of conditions, any cancellations being made within the 7-day period our cancellation fee structure applies unless agreed by a member of the In-Comm management team: • Below 7 days of the programme start date - 25% of the course fee • 24 hours or less of the programme start date - Full amount of the course

www.mcmt.co.uk

IN-COMM TRAINING & MANUFACTURING GROUP Introducing the In-Comm Training & Manufacturing Group (ITMG).

In-Comm Training & Manufacturing Group (ITMG) is a consortium of likeminded companies bound together by a shared vision to: “Deliver world class advanced engineering skills and business support strategies through hyper-local collaboration.”

The group is a non-profit organisation and exists to enhance the performance of our members through the sharing of best practice,

access to world-class technologies at three technical academies, tailored business support and signposting to funding opportunities.

We are committed to growing our partnerships, giving our companies access to specialist expertise, the latest information and skills support to help them develop their services, increase production efficiency and boost productivity. There is also a determination to move UK industry up the technology chain by being at the forefront of Industry 4.0.

RESULT

Benefits for group members include: • Monthly visit from a dedicated Client Manager

• Access to grants/funding opportunities

• Support with Apprentice recruitment and skills matching

• Unrivalled networking • A dedicated helpline for employment issues, health and safety, networking and quality

• Discounts on more than 100 In-Comm upskilling training courses • Programme of seminars tailored to member interests and requirements

Technical Partnerships We are committed to being at the forefront of technical developments and technologies and are looking to develop the most comprehensive Technical Partnership in the UK. Our current technical partners are: • BLUM Novotest

• HK 3D

• WNT

• ETG

• Hyfore Workholding

• Moore Stephens

• FBC Manby Bowdler

• In-Comm Training Services

• Guhring • Hexagon MI

MCMT Bridgnorth Building 10, Stanmore Industrial Estate Bridgnorth WV15 5HR T: 01746 802 079 E: sales@mcmt.co.uk W: www.mcmt.co.uk

MCMT Shrewsbury Brixton Way, Shrewsbury, Shropshire SY1 3LB T: 01743 462217

To get involved, contact us on 01922 457686 or visit www.in-comm-tmg.co.uk