Competitive Systems and Practices

The MSS30316 Certificate III in Competitive Systems and methods specifies the competencies needed to employ competitive practices and systems to a \u2019s own work as well as, where required, to help others to employ competitive practices and systems for their work.This eligibility provides a blend of introductory and more complex skills in competitive systems and practices.This eligibility provides the skills necessary to increase efficiency in a person\u2019s own work role or the efficiency of a team or work field. It complements but doesn't duplicate qualifications supplying operational, production, maintenance, logistics, management or alternative technical expertise to the industry. These skills are required appropriate qualifications from other Training Packages should really be considered.The skills in this eligibility are often known in industry under an assortment of titles most that relate to manufacturing which may be the origin of many competitive systems and practices. The most common term is lean manufacturing. However, other titles for a number of the device skills and methods incorporate agile manufacturing, lean operations, six sigma, lean six sigma, so on.This eligibility is not meant to produce technical or operational skills that are used along with competitive techniques and systems skills.This eligibility assumes that a learner has past or current work experience where technical or operational skills have already been gained and a supervisory, facilitation or equal amount of responsibility exists. The eligibility is not acceptable for direct entry by school.No licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to the eligibility during publication.

There are no entry requirements for this qualification.