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Basic Supervisor and Leadership Training

Management Skills for Successful Corrugated Supervisors

September 9-10, 2008, Toronto, Ontario
Shipmaster Containers
Markham, Ontario

Basic Supervisory & Leadership Training is a 1½ day class geared towards new first line production supervisors with less than 5 years of experience and lead persons from the corrugated industry; sheet plants, corrugated plants or suppliers to the industry. During this course students will develop an understanding of supervisory principles and skills in the areas of communication, leadership, discipline, motivation, performance evaluation, implementation change, team building, problem solving and production measurement. Attendees will focus on how these affect and impact the bottom line of their respective plants. The course is designed to develop the supervisors' skills in goal setting and the ability to frame and implement action plans necessary to achieve production goals.

Additional concepts to be explored include the relationship of profits to the eight responsibilities of the supervisor, cost reduction methodology, measurement, goal setting and training tools. The class will include pre-class assignments as well as development of action plans to be provided to production managers or superintendents.

Benefits of Basic Supervisory & Leadership Training:

  1. Participants will have the opportunity to interact with peers that have had similar problems and solutions.
  2. Participants will be coached on leadership and management skills, problem solving techniques, and understanding of operational roles and responsibilities specific to supervisors that many junior production supervisors lack.
  3. With the help of AICC's Facilitator and their supervisor, participants will walk away with specific goals, and a path to achieve those goals.

Agenda
Course begins day 1, 8:00 AM. Course ends day 2 at noon.

    Pre-Class Assignment -
      "Dimensions of Leadership Profile" workbook
      Information and data specific to each participant's work environment
  1. Job Responsibilities - eight key responsibilities of a first-line supervisor and why they are important
  2. Change - management of change from shock to commitment
  3. Leadership - leadership vs. management and ten ways to be a great supervisor
  4. Motivation - a supervisors role in motivation and changing behavior
  5. Communication - five skills of non-defensive communication
  6. Discipline - four steps to discipline without punishment and six cardinal questions of documentation
  7. Training - the learning process and four basic learning types
  8. Performance Measurements - measuring performance and process improvement
  9. Cost Reduction - calculating costs and a six step process to cost reduction
  10. Team Building - building a successful team through the stages of group development
  11. Goal Setting - development of specific goals and action plans

  12. Action Plan Development
    Post-Class Implementation of Plan

Further Information

    Name : John Morgan , Director of Education
    Phone : 1-877-836-2422
    Fax : 703-836-2795
    Email : education@aiccbox.org

Registration

    Member Registration
    (3 weeks or more prior to seminar)
    $745
    Member Registration
    (within 3 weeks of seminar)
    $845
    Nonmember Registration$945

Register Online or download the
AICC Course Registration Form in PDF

Note: The registration form is in Adobe's portable document format (PDF). To obtain a free copy of the Adobe Acrobat Reader for PDF files, please visit Adobe's web site.

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