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Complying with the International Existing Building Code (IEBC)

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This course will help you recognize the limitations and extent of codes for existing buildings, and use one of three compliance paths to evaluate buildings.  It is intended for architects, engineers, contractors, code inspectors, and owner’s reps interested in applying the International Existing Building Code (IEBC) on their renovation projects.
RA01613

Applying the International Residential Code (IRC)

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This course examines concepts of the 2021 International Residential Code (IRC) that provide the basis for design and construction of single-family homes, duplexes and townhouses. A clear understanding of minimum requirements allows a designer to prepare drawings that will receive permit approval, and the plan reviewer and inspector to apply the IRC for construction.
RA01819

How to Design Shop Floor Cells to Reduce Lead Times for Custom Products

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Addresses challenges such as product mix variations, lack of ownership on shared resources, sub-contracting issues, and challenges with lot sizing and MRP scheduling. Participants work through all aspects of creating a cell based on a real world case study.
Topic: Industrial
RA18004

How to Implement Quick Response Manufacturing

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Gain a comprehensive overview of the QRM strategy, its impact on shop floor operations, and its four core concepts. Learn all aspects of QRM with a roadmap for implementation.
Topic: Industrial
RA18006

Improving Teamwork and Empowerment in Quick Response Cells

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How to effectively manage employees that are members of QRM cell teams. Topics include how to prioritize cross-training needs, how to incentivize employees to expand their range of skills and responsibilities, planning a job rotation strategy, and how to ramp up empowerment and accountability without overwhelming people.
RA18007
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