Trainings Catalogs
| # | Course | Training Length | Seats | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | AI Content Creation Training | 1 to 3 Days | 20 | Contact KTN for Quote |
| 2 | NEBOSH Radiation Safety in Mining | — | 20 | $500 USD/Attendant |
| 3 | Design For Six Sigma Project Leader Training 1 | 3 Days | 20 | $500 USD/Attendant |
| 4 | Design For Six Sigma Project Leader Training 2 | 4 Days | 20 | $500 USD/Attendant |
| 5 | Process Failure Modes & Effect Analysis (PFMEA) | 3 Days | 20 | $500 USD/Attendant |
| 6 | Problem Solving — Statistical Engineering | 2 Days | 20 | $500 USD/Attendant |
| 7 | Value Stream Mapping (VSM) | 2 Days | 20 | $500 USD/Attendant |
| 8 | Control of Hazardous Energy (Lockout/Tagout) | 3 Days | 20 | $500 USD/Attendant |
| 9 | 5S Process for Workplace Organization | 1 Day | 20 | $500 USD/Attendant |
| 10 | Engineering Operations — Risk Assessment & Management | 2 Days | 20 | $500 USD/Attendant |
| 11 | Smoke Alarm 101 | 3 Hours | 20 | $500 USD/Attendant |
| 12 | Bonus Training — 3D Printer 101 | 1 Day | 20 | $500 USD/Attendant |
| 13 | Global MPS Gate Box Training | 3 Days | 20 | $500 USD/Attendant |
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Design For Six Sigma Project Leader Training 1
$1,000.00 USD/Attendant
Learning Objectives
- Project planningÂ
- Decision criteriaÂ
- Alternative generationÂ
- Evidence Based decision makingÂ
- Value analysisÂ
- Data collectionÂ
- Project documentationÂ
GLOBAL MPS GATE BOX TRAINING
$1,000.00 USD/Attendant
Learning Objectives
After completing this courses you will be able to:Â
- Understand the fundamentals of MPS(Monitored Power Systems)
- Understand the difference between MPS and Lockout and when to use each
- Read an MPS Placard to determine what tasks can be accomplished using MPS
- Correctly use MPS to control energy to accomplish a variety of tasks
- Restart a cell after it has been shut down using MPS
FALL Hazard Control Program
$600.00 USD/Attendant
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
- Understand how to identify fall hazards, evaluate control options, and select control methods using the hierarchy of Health and Safety Controls.
- Identify appropriate anchorage points and determine how Personal Fall Arrest Systems will be attached to these anchorage points.
- Select the appropriate Personal Protection Equipment(PPE), conduct a pre-use inspection, and how to do PPE.
- Understand and minimize Residual Risk.
- Understand the importance of emergency planning.
- Maintain continuous protection while accessing a work-site, performing simulated work, and exiting the job site.
- Perform self-evaluation and learn how to rescue an incapacitated worker using emergency rescue and evacuation equipment.
