SCRS Improving Workshop Efficiency - Orlando

Co-hosted by FACA 

Whether you are the owner of an independent business, the middle manager in a dealership, or the president of a multi-location shop network, this class will show you how to improve your profits and productivity.

Join instructor Steven Feltovich as we discuss:

• The origins of “lean” production
• Running the shop more efficiently and effectively
• Raising the output quality while lowering operating costs
• Capturing more market share through continuous improvement
• Maximizing production and profit opportunities
• Developing systems and processes for assuring greater customer loyalty

The fundamentals of this workshop are applicable to every aspect of the collision repair industry, and it will truly change your traditional thinking of how to manage the entire collision repair process. This is a revealing and compelling class on Japan’s achievement in revolutionizing their manufacturing capabilities through a few profound principles, which can be applied to any business around the globe. Once you are armed with these principles and simple tools, you will be able to change the way your organization operates and performs forever.

Even if you have attended other shop management classes, this seminar will truly revolutionize the way you do business!

"I was very impressed with your knowledge of “LEAN” manufacturing. It was very evident that you have truly studied 'LEAN' and have a can teach its core philosophy, unlike others who have just put together a nice presentation with a bunch of buzz words. Thanks for making the presentation both fun and educational! I look forward to more of your classes in the future." - Ron Wilch, Lean Consultant 

"This class is thought provoking! It's about a mindset and culture of making every step count in your business, and at the end of it, it just makes sense! If you consider ways to include your staff in making the job easier, measurably increasing their efficiencies by developing win-win processes, their continued improvement to positively influence your business is assured." Gary Wano, Jr., GW & Son Autobody

 Breakfast and lunch will be provided and are included in the attendance fee

After the Seminar, the Florida Auto Collision Alliance (FACA) will be holding an evening reception followed by a statewide meeting and expo on Friday, May 20th at the same location. Registration for both FACA sponsored events can be made by contacting FACA Executive Director Cathy Mills at (904) 994-6516, or cathy@facafl.com

Lunch and Breaks Sponsored by: